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Gh05t22 , 11/27/2024

You get a lawsuit from your customers that says a customer but all your customers who shows you how the banking money and business world work look at AIG. I can’t tell you how many times I got billed out you’re not. I followed every criteria for that lawsuit every single bit and you came back with. I was using Cash App for bitcoin and the US government does not or is it gonna text me yeah that’s what you text me for all the money I made in bitcoin well I was a failure a bitcoin look at the papers no and there’s there’s a lot of heat in there like that you can see what happened like I’ve told you I have proof of my bank account the dates….yall crooks I’m a hustler y’all just really greedy . Greed is entitlement which is ego which is pride and what comes before a fall. Oh you probably don’t know well so many readers may so F Cash app. I’ve been with them since the beginning, like literally since they first started, and they have screwed me over countless of times I’ve had to make new accounts. I’ve had to do everything. Do not give with them even though their rent number to finance do not do not if somebody tells you it’s the only way that they can take payment or something tell them download Zelleand they’re gonna take this off so whatever cause I just promoted another app which is not fair.

We understand how troublesome it can be to have issues with the app. This is not the experience we want you to have. We want to ensure you get the assistance you need. We'd like to take a look into this for you when you get the chance. You can find all the different ways to reach out here: https://cash.app/contact

amilatree89 , 11/29/2023

I really wish that cash app would do better about how refunds are able to be returned to senders, especially when a service has not been completed. They leave up to the recipient on whether or not if they want to return the money or not. Some people are not that honest and will not return money and that is not okay. You have scammers on there who create accounts for non existent businesses that steal people's money and it never gets return because the person changes their info and these thieves keep the payments. it's not okay. Your good, but it could be better.

Follow up:
I recently contacted the recipient about getting the money back on an a service that was not completed and the recipient declined the return transaction. This is after I I was told to reach out to the recipient by Cash App support and like I said, the recipient declined the transaction. I still say, it is not okay to give the recipient the option to determine whether or not they will give the money back. Some people are not as forth coming and honest. At this point, it's not even about the money, it's about the principle. I highly doubt that Cash app is unaware that there are dishonest people on here using their app to lie and steal from other Cash app users. That's why I said, what is the harm in creating an option for a sender to reverse a payment or something.

We hear you and we totally understand how inconvenient a scam situation can be. We generally recommend using the app with the same caution you would with physical cash - only sending payments to others you know and trust. If there's an account you'd like to report, please send us any screenshots, the $cashtag, or other evidence you may have. You can get in contact here: https://help.cash.app/3128.