Banned from Google Ads for Using Apple Card
Beyond the fact that I don&#x27;t understand why a virtual card should be a problem, I think that this era of &quot;we can deny you a service and tell you nothing&quot; should stop. It&#x27;s one of the biggest issues of the modern internet.<p>I understand that laws are different around the world. In Italy, whatever is defined as a &quot;public exercise&quot; - anything offering its services to the anybody, be it a shop, a store, a cafè, a restaurant, MUST offer those services to anybody who a) can pay and b) satisfies any global and well-expressed condition (e.g. more than 18 years old, properly dressed, etc). You cannot just deny service to a random customer without a VERY GOOD reason. If you want to serve members only, you can build your private club. Then you&#x27;re able to do almost whatever you like, but you cannot advertise or promote your activities to non-members.<p>I suppose US law is different, although I think to remember that there&#x27;re some rules against discrimination. Either the service is available to anyone, or to noone. If some infringement happens, it must be explicit and there must be the chance to appeal to a judge. Otherwise, how can this be non-discriminatory?