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npm module says it's receiving money but has never had any come in #4667

Closed andrew closed 6 years ago

andrew commented 7 years ago
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My node module readcontrol has said that it's receiving $2.00 per week for the past couple months, but hasn't ever actually seen any money coming in, is there something broken or am I reading this wrong?

mattbk commented 7 years ago

Credit cards aren't charged (and you don't see funds) until a giver owes more than $10 on a given week. So if your $2 is from one person and this is the only project being given to by them, it would be five weeks until you received money, but you would get it as a $10 chunk (for example).

rohitpaulk commented 7 years ago

I think this is the case of a broken credit card. If it was the pooling upto $10 case, we'd see a non-zero value for 'Funded dues' in the screenshot.

Most likely a bug in the caching logic that determines whether a payment is 'funded' or not.

mattbk commented 7 years ago

Why is unfunded zero?

Questions like these are hard for me to answer without speculation because I can't just query the database and giving is anonymous even for admin users.

mattbk commented 7 years ago

Once https://github.com/gratipay/gratipay.com/pull/4669 is deployed I will take a look.

mattbk commented 6 years ago

Okay, we're deployed.

There are two ~users giving to readcontrol, both of whom have been marked suspicious by admins because it looked like they were fraudulent. This means that their cards are not charged.

I have to dig a little deeper and maybe fix #4478 to see what the reasoning was.

Obviously, we should change these values to not include giving from suspicious accounts.

rohitpaulk commented 6 years ago

Obviously, we should change these values to not include giving from suspicious accounts.

https://github.com/gratipay/gratipay.com/issues/4420