#daredevil
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You mean the email address is never used before in any payments?
Up until the customer who's currently doing so yes. Basically I'm trying to figure out if someone is abusing free trials (and therefore maknig multiple accounts with different emails)
OK, if that's a new email address, then email_count_for_billing_address_all_time will be 0 when Radar evaluate the transaction
so the rule could be Block if :email_count_for_billing_address_all_time: > 0 right?
I'd have to try it out to make sure. Therefore, I'd suggest you to test it out in test mode before deploying it to product.
if the user tries to update a plan it will fail
is there any possible workaround to that you would know of?
Could you share more details about this issue please ?
So this seemingly would correctly prevent a user from creating multiple accounts and getting free trials on them, but if a user on the same account trials to update their plan because the number of emails for that billing address is now = 1 it would fail
could I add
and authorized_charges_per_billing_address_all_time == 0?
You can try and test it, as suggested my colleague previously