Events are considered high risk by payment processors because the nature of events is that you sell the tickets before the event (ie. you accept payment without providing the service). Shopify focuses more on people selling physical goods (traditional ecommerce), so maybe consider a platform that caters specifically to events/services - maybe something like woocommerce?.
Seeking help: Shopify has banned my partner’s account
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#13To get your domain out, you may need to send a demand letter from a lawyer to their legal department. Your account is probably long gone, but they cannot confiscate your domain.
Re: Seeking help: Shopify has banned my partner’s account
#14To get your domain out, you may need to send a demand letter from a lawyer to their legal department. Your account is probably long gone, but they cannot confiscate your domain.
Re: Seeking help: Shopify has banned my partner’s account
#15To get your domain out, you may need to send a demand letter from a lawyer to their legal department. Your account is probably long gone, but they cannot confiscate your domain.
Hello,
Due to your account closure we cannot release your domain.
Thank you,
Shopify Trust & Safety Team
Re: Seeking help: Shopify has banned my partner’s account
#16To get your domain out, you may need to send a demand letter from a lawyer to their legal department. Your account is probably long gone, but they cannot confiscate your domain.
Unfortunately they sent this today: Hello, Due to your account closure we cannot release your domain. Thank you, Shopify Trust & Safety Team