So instead of addressing any issues, Mastercard is FURTHER supressing criticism.
They're panicking.
Don't. Stop. Calling.
@quickshot117.bsky.social
So instead of addressing any issues, Mastercard is FURTHER supressing criticism.
They're panicking.
Don't. Stop. Calling.
Reminder: Seeing evidence that the pushback is working is not a reason to step back and declare victory, it's a reason to α΄α΄α΄α΄ α΄α΄ΚΚΙͺΙ΄Ι’!
11.08.2025 16:07 β π 4624 π 3305 π¬ 16 π 13MasterCard A β’ 2000 Purchase St. Purchase, NY 10577 US NEW +1 914 249 2000 β’ CEO of MasterCard: 0 > 6432224# -> 1 β’ President of Mastercard : 0 -> 54757287425# β> 3 1 800 307 7309 (US) - Options for operator : 1-1-2-2-2-1 NEW List of toll-free numbers by region NEW 1 914 249 200 (NY Office) - Hit 0, type random numbers, hit pound. You'll be in contact with a random executive or white collar MC worker. NEW 1 636 722 6100 (St. Louis Office) β’ 914.249.2000 (Global Headquarters, US) β’ 636.722.6100 (Operaction Center, US) β’ 971.4.391.4200 (Dubai HQ) β’ 305.539.2300 (Latin America HQ) β’ 914.249.6518 (North America HQ) β’ 1-800-627-8372 (US Only) β’ 1800-120-113 (Australia) β’ +1-636-722-7111 (International) β’ customer_support@mastercard.com β’ List of executives' Linkedin profiles
Visa A β’ 900 Metro Center Blvd, Foster City, CA 94404 β’ +1 650 432 3200 (Headquarters, US) β’ 1-800-847-2911 (US + Canada) - US Option Selection for Operator: 1-1-2 / 1-1-3 β’ List of phone numbers by region β’ 1-888-289-9322 (Confidential Compliance Hotline) β’ askvisa@visa.com
PayPal ! Unfortunately, PayPal doesn't seem to have any e-mail address, as it uses its website's customer support. You will need to log in to your PayPal account if you wish to access Customer Support lines or messages. Here's a few lines we found so far: β’ 2211 N 1st St. San Jose, CA 95131 US β’ 1-402-935-2050 (US + Canada) β’ 1800 931 678 (Australia) β’ Customer Complaints Form (Australia) β’ enquiry@paypal.com thank you sassinthedark.bsky.social for the info!
UBAED Stripe Stripe is currently a major priority, as they have the ability to deny itch.io's eligibility to their services according to itch.io's owner. β’ 354 Oyster Point Blvd. South San Francisco, CA 94080 US (United States HQ) NEW 10 BOULEVARD HAUSSMANN, 75009 PARIS (France HQ) β’ NEW Grand Canal Street Lower, The One Building, Dublin D02 HD59 (Ireland HQ) (yes, it's called The One Building) β’ +1 888 926 2289 - State you are from California when calling this number β’ 1(888) 963-8955 (San Franeisco HQ) NEW 353 1 903 8449 (Ireland HQ) β’ (877) 887-7815 (Customer Support/Complaints) UPDATED +33-805-11-19-67 (France HQ) Reports suggest the line was closed due to too many calls. β’ complaints@stripe.com β’ Complaints Form Thank you bukopanda.bsky.social for EU phones and addresses!
Mastercard, Visa, PayPal, Stripe. Donβt forget to complete your dailies!!
stop-paypros.neocities.org
VISA CAN'T HANG UP ON YOU UNTIL YOU STOP TALKING. YAPPERS, THIS IS YOUR TIME TO SHINE.
Talk in circles! Loop back to the same points! Take a minute to "remember" a word! Your goal isn't to change their minds, it's to keep talking for as long as possible to waste their money and clog call centers.
Hi Itch, author of the original article here. Thanks for ignoring my repeated requests to comment, and then coming out of the woodwork days later to claim that my article - which verified each game's indexing status independently - is 'full of misinformation.'
You're full of it. (thread)
UPDATED Stripe A Stripe is currently a major priority, as they have the ability to deny itch.io's eligibility to their services according to itch.io's owner. β’ 354 Oyster Point Blvd. South San Francisco, CA 94080 US (United States HQ) β’ 10 BOULEVARD HAUSSMANN, 75009 PARIS (France HQ) β’ Grand Canal Street Lower, The One Building, Dublin D02 HD59 (Ireland HQ) (yes, it's called The One Building) β’ +1 888 926 2289 - State you are from California when calling this number β’ 1(888) 963-8955 (San Franeisco HQ) β’ 353 1 903 8449 (Ireland HQ) β’ (877) 887-7815 (Customer Support/Complaints) β’ UPDATED +33-805-11-19-67 (France-HQ) Seems like the line was disconnect due to our calls. β’ complaints@stripe.com β’ Complaints Form
PayPal ! Unfortunately, PayPal doesn't seem to have any e-mail address, as it uses its website's customer support. You will need to log in to your PayPal account if you wish to access Customer Support lines or messages. Here's a few lines we found so far : β’ 2211 N 1st St. San Jose, CA 95131 US β’ 1-402-935-2050 (US + Canada) β’ 1800 931 678 (Australia) β’ Customer Complaints Form (Australia) β’ enquiry@paypal.com thank you sassinthedark.bsky.social for the info!
UPDAIED MasterCard β’ 2000 Purchase St. Purchase, NY 10577 US UPDATED +1 914 249 2000 β’ CEO of MasterCard: 0 -> 6432224# β> 1 β’ President of Mastercard: 0 - 54757287425# β> 3 β’ Play the roulette: 0 -> Any numbers until you get connected to someone 1 800 307 7309 (US) - Options for operator : 1-1-2-2-2-1 List of toll-free numbers by region 1 636 722 6100 (St. Louis Office) β’ 914.249.2000 (Global Headquarters, US) β’ 636.722.6100 (Operaction Center, US) β’ 971.4.391.4200 (Dubai HQ) β’ 305.539.2300 (Latin America HQ) β’ 914.249.6518 (North America HQ) β’ 1-800-627-8372 (US Only) β’ 1800-120-113 (Australia) β’ +1-636-722-7111 (International) β’ customer_support@mastercard.com List of executives' Linkedin profiles
UPDATED Visa ! 900 Metro Center Bivd, Foster City, CA 94404 NEW +1 650 432 3200 (Headquarters, US) β’ Ryan McInerney (CEO) - 4 -> 6246376397926# β’ Paul Fabara (Chief Risk Officer) - 4 - > 3222727285# β’ Kelley Tullier (Chief People and Corp. Affairs Officer) - 4 -> 885543753559# β’ Source β’ Thank you profbadvibes.bsky.social for these finds! 1-800-847-2911 (US + Canada) - US Option Selection for Operator: 1-1-2 / 1-1-3 β’ List of phone numbers by region β’ 1-888-289-9322 (Confidential Compliance Hotline) β’ askvisa@visa.com
CALL STRIPE
CALL PAYPAL
CALL MASTERCARD
CALL VISA
DO NOT. STOP. CALLING!
#rocktheboat
stop-paypros.neocities.org
An image of a huge jackboot crushing a comic artist and a bunch of comic pages. The boot is marked by the logos for MasterCard, Visa, Paypal, and Stripe. Below the image there is text which reads: Don't let Payment Processors tell YOU what you can buy! It is not a payment processor's role to decide what kind of content you can or cannot spend money on, so long as it is a legal transaction. Fight back against the unjust policies hurting artists and creators online! https://yellat.money/ https://stop-paypros.neocities.org/
Let's Keep Calling!
31.07.2025 00:12 β π 20671 π 11415 π¬ 68 π 92#SaveSpeech V.2
Alongside focusing on payment processors, we ALSO need to pressure our govt representatives about the 'Kids Online Safety Act' aka 'KOSA'
I made a script (combining my own talking points w/ a script from stopkosa.com)
find your reps below!
www.congress.gov/members/find...
KEEP GOING
28.07.2025 16:51 β π 1845 π 967 π¬ 12 π 4so when i was calling earlier, the mastercard supervisor mentioned something like, 8000 calls that they've gotten over the weekend. Just wanna say keep it up, keep up the good work, i'll continue to do my part. Let's make 2025 the year of not rolling over anymore
29.07.2025 00:51 β π 3053 π 1424 π¬ 9 π 16Keep going!
Mastercard (US): +1-914 249-2000
Mastercard (Int.): +1-636-722-7111
Visa (US + Can): +1 (650) 432-3200
Visa (AUS): 1 800 125 440
PayPal: +44-0203-901-7000
Mastercard (Aus): 1800-120-113
Mastercard (US): 1-800-627-8372
Mastercard (CA): 1-800-307-7309
Mastercard (UK): 0800-96-4767
Keep up the pressure! #SaveSpeech
28.07.2025 20:12 β π 3175 π 2152 π¬ 8 π 6βΌοΈImportant UpdateβΌοΈ
There have been increasing reports of people receiving verbal abuse when calling in complaints
So we've put together steps + a script to follow if this happens!
Please be careful out there
β»π¬β‘ to help spread the info!
This is no accident. The groups behind age-verification laws have been explicit that they regard "gender ideology" and nearly any representation of LGBTQ+ existence as pornography
AV is government censorship. Platforms are either designating LGBTQ+ content NSFW or removing it all together.
A screencap of a google doc. It reads: "We're sorry. You can't access this item because it is in violation of our Terms of Service."
β οΈBATCH DOWNLOAD YOUR GOOGLE DRIVE NOWβ οΈ
π takeout.google.com/manage
I did this last night, and literally this morning a friend who writes fic has had her whole account restricted, and when I try to access writing that I've edited/collaborated on, this is what I get:
I think Visa and Mastercard may be getting a lot of calls about their adult content policies, but I just called in to PayPal and not only was there no wait, the customer service rep I got had never had one of these calls before (they were very nice about it.)
29.07.2025 16:43 β π 2437 π 1485 π¬ 11 π 8βVisa is just yelling at people and disconnecting callsβ is crazy. Holy shit
29.07.2025 11:04 β π 4363 π 1040 π¬ 55 π 80WHY? On July 2025, Steam, a popular storefront to purchase games on PC, and itch.io, a storefront that sells games, comics, tools, resources and much more, have recently delisted several NSFW games, after the group Collective Shout published an open letter to payment processors such as Visa, MasterCard, PayPal, and more. As a result of this letter, payment processors have strongarmed Valve and itch.io into enforcing restrictive new TOS policies on what kind of content their platforms can host and sell. Visa, Mastercard, Stripe and Paypal have been censoring free speech and legal business on the internet for TOO LONG. Their most recent targets are Steam and Itch.io, but they have also been pressuring websites like Pixiv, Patreon, Fansly, Onlyfans and MORE for years, applying draconian standards for what kind of adult/pornographic content platiorms and their users can host and sell. If we as consumers and creators want to regain ground on this issue, we have to make our voice heard. HOW? BOMBARD THEM WITH PHONE CALLS Collective Shout, the organization that lobbied to have Steam and Itch.io change their TOS, did so with only around 1000 phone calls. Visa and MC have backed down from pressuring Onlyians to remove adult content entirely due to public backlash. Clogging their phone lines for an extended perlou, over a mont at the absolute least, will almost gudrantee that these compantes will at least have to pay attention to the backlash. this list is not exhaustive. but some contact points for the 4 targets are: 1. VISA: (US + Can): +1 [8001-847-2911 US option selection for operator: 1-1-2 or 1-1-3 2. MASTERCARD: (US): +1 (8001-307-7309 US option selection for operator: 1-1-2-2-2-1 Phone (outside US): 1-636-722-7111 3. STRIPE: (Headquarters): +118881 963-8955 (France): +33 805-11-19-67 Stripe: complaints@stripe.com 4. PAYPAL: (US): +1 (888)-221-1161 (outside US): 1-402-935-2050 Customer Service: +1 (877)-569-1116
Cheat Sheet v.2
nothing from the prior version is incorrect, but ive made it a little easier to read, plus included a bit more helpful information
imgur link: imgur.com/a/wWaLY2i
more comprehensive info can be found here:
stop-paypros.neocities.org
yellat.money
MAKE YOUR CALLS!!!
good morning. keep the calls up!!!
29.07.2025 11:34 β π 1913 π 1096 π¬ 9 π 6π Hope this soul follows him
everywhere . A true hero π₯
I think this visa censorship thing might be one of the few times that I believe in the power of βwe can beat themβ because it really feels like all that has to be done to beat them is be annoying
26.07.2025 00:02 β π 514 π 190 π¬ 0 π 3Itβs important to remember that this is not going to be fixed in 24 hours. We might have to do activist work on this for a hot minute. But, if we all stay focused and support each other, we can keep this going for a really long time. Longer than any of these companies have the patience for.
25.07.2025 20:25 β π 1641 π 1049 π¬ 8 π 11IBT coverage. I think stuff like this might get MasterCard & Visa to buckle:
www.ibtimes.co.uk/mastercard-v...
Call call call. Visa is literally begging us to stop calling and send emails. Calls cost them way more money and they can't use key words to filter them out
26.07.2025 14:20 β π 7248 π 5774 π¬ 20 π 24When you talk to/about these processors censoring 18+ content could you also mention patreon? Creators are walking on eggshells since they came for it a while back and although it's not new news, its a good reference for what will happen to these other sites and we want creative freedom back too
26.07.2025 04:39 β π 1388 π 561 π¬ 5 π 2MasterCard β’ 914.249.2000 (Global Headquarters, US) β’ 636.722.6100 (Operaction Center, US) β’ 971.4.391.4200 (Dubai HQ) β’ 305.539.2300 (Latin America HQ) β’ 914.249.6518 (North America HQ) β’ 1-800-627-8372 (US Only) β’ 1800-120-113 (Australia) β’ +1-636-722-7111 (International) β’ customer_support@mastercard.com β’ List of executives' Linkedin profiles
Visa β’ +1 650 432 3200 (Headquarters, US) β’ 1-800-847-2911 (US + Canada) β’ List of phone numbers by region β’ 1-888-289-9322 (Confidential Compliance Hotline) β’ askvisa@visa.com
PayPal Unfortunately, PayPal doesn't have any e-mail address, as it uses its website's customer support. You will need to log in to your PayPal account if you wish to access Customer Support lines or messages. Here's a few lines we found so far : β’ 1-402-935-2050 (US + Canada)
Dieselbrain @dieselbrain.bsky.social Follow the number below doesnt work, as Stripe has changed their number, and is demanding a $2.99 fee to even tell you what it is. however, this number DOES still work and will let you leave a message: (877) 887-7815
Welcome to the weekend! You made it sailor. Which censorious payment processor would you like to call first? Thanks to my moot @dieselbrain.bsky.social for the Stripe number, can confirm it works
stop-paypros.neocities.org
βPlease send us emails insteadβ means βwe can put key words from your script on our corporate spam filter and ignore you, but calls shut down our entire contact infrastructureβ
Keep fucking calling.
βWikipedia is this economic anomaly. In many ways, itβs sort of magical that people will just volunteer without explicit economic incentives to create artifacts that are meant to share knowledge with everyone in the worldβ
26.07.2025 14:46 β π 3050 π 493 π¬ 90 π 207Most of the internet used to be like this. This is actually the default, it took companies enclosing the internet and adding weird, soul-killing incentives to make people behave the way they do now. In a way, there is truly nothing special about Wikipedia except that it survived longer.
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