#RicoSwann

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somber fulcrumBOT
blazing oak
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The shot above is from the docs but this call does not work in the .Net SDK.

placid sphinx
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Looking in to this. I'm not even seeing that class defined with my install. That call should definitely have the ability to take both arguments. Checking in to what may be happening here.

blazing oak
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OK thanks!

old musk
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The sample code you're looking at is incorrect unfortunately, so we'll report that

blazing oak
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Lol...I just found that myself

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OK, thanks for the help

old musk
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No problem. Sorry for this inconvenience

blazing oak
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Cool. Let's hope that works

old musk
blazing oak
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OK, good to know. Unfortunatly i'm still running into an issue. I have the stripe customer Id, but when I query it says that the customer is not found.

old musk
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Gotcha. Is this a standard account?

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Those errors usually occur if customer exists on the standard account then you query the platform's customers or vice versa

blazing oak
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IT is a Custom account

old musk
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Ok. Can you share the request id of this failing request? Also the customer id?

blazing oak
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The customer exists on the platform account, and AFAIK, that's what I'm querying. Unless I'm doing some thing wrong.

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THe customer ID is: cus_N6SBPf3R5H8qWQ

old musk
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Gotcha thanks. And can you also share that request id?

blazing oak
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Apologies, how do I find the request ID?

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I don't see it in the events and logs tab

old musk
blazing oak
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No, i'm not passing in the stripe account header.

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I also don't see the request in the API logs for the connect account.

old musk
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Ok double check the api key that you're using then

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Make sure it matches the one on the dashboard for your platform

blazing oak
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OK, will do

old musk
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And make sure it's the one for the same environment (live or test) that the customer exists in