content: Unfortunately as a private enterprise it's within their rights to enforce such things, much as I support Voat in everything it allows. It wouldn't surprise me if there was some legal enforcement going on, much like banks not being able to accept money from shops selling marijuana until 2014-ish? That being said, fuck 'em. I'm actively working on transitioning to secure replacements for my online transactions. I haven't extensively used Stripe yet, but I haven't heard a bunch of horror stories about them, either. At the very least the money is deposited directly into your bank account so that you can then move it out of their reach, but they also have a list of restricted businesses similar to PayPal's prohibited activities. I'm afraid that any business that brushes against the possibility of being used for illegal activities is going to have issuesl with many/most official transaction processors. This is really depressing. When I get time I'm going to have to do some research and try to find the best amoral financial institutions. I'm thinking it's going to be a combination of a bitcoin exchange like Coinbase and depositing that into a regular bank account.