Search below for response from 'caitb' who works at Stripe:
> I work at Stripe, and we're already in touch with OP.
> We don’t comment on specific user cases for privacy reasons. As a reminder, facts presented in a public forum can often be misleading or untrue.
Along with:
> We were in touch with OP over email before this post was made.
> We know that confirming we review cases posted here provides an incentive for bad actors to post.
> We wish that weren’t the case–but we do pay attention to both internal case reviews and to any public complaints where users are having a bad day (or, in some cases, profess to be having a bad day).
And the resolution posted by OP below was:
> UPDATE : Stripe has just closed our account without further notice and refunded the whole balance.
So, this story is that Stripe just protected a whole bunch of people paying around $100 for scams worth up to $250k or so.
As an exercise everyone should spend some time on r/tifu, r/ChoosingBeggars, r/antiwork, etc and play spot-the-fakes, particularly when some story that hits the front page of reddit sounds very appealing to your biases.
It says all. You are most likely a scammer or criminal.