We run a small subscription service, and lately we've been seeing weird chargebacks from accounts that looked totally legit at first. It’s frustrating because we don’t want to start treating every new user like a scammer, but something’s clearly off. I recall someone on here once talked about using adaptive verification tools that didn’t scare people off. Would love to know what actually worked for you without wrecking conversion rates.

Been there. We got burned by the same kind of thing during a free trial promo. What helped us turn it around was setting up verification triggers based on behavior, not just blanket checks. We used age verification solutions to customize when and how to verify. Real users flew right through, but the risky ones got flagged early. It felt seamless on the front end but made a big difference behind the scenes.

What I’ve learned is that fraud prevention doesn’t have to feel like airport security. If the system’s smart enough to adapt based on patterns, users barely notice it’s there. I’ve dropped platforms before just because sign-up felt too invasive. Let the tech work in the background — people stick around when things feel easy and safe.

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