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Originally Posted by NoWhErE
If Orbital is unable to explain what changes you need to make to be compliant, maybe you should soft-drop them?
Lower them in your cascade billing rotation to keep your rebillers alive and maybe process a few sales a month to keep some activity. When they ask why the drop in volume, just tell them that traffic has dropped (or any other reason you can think of).
Personally, I'd be weary of continuing with a processor that can't communicate what needs to be done to keep your account alive.
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Actually the account is closed without notice.
But after speaking with Orbital Pay it would not have mattered if they told me in advance as there was no way to comply with Visa. Visa asked for the account to be closed so that's that, no reasons given other than my sites shared "characteristics" with other sites that are known abusers. But my sites were sex education, not porn, or softcore at best. So the "characteristics" shared may mean the paysite business model in general.
Other much larger paysites have received scrutiny (and loss of processing) since February when Visa started cracking down on this new VIRP policy.
So it's not just me but it still sucks because no one can really say how to be compliant.