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Registering a team assumed creating a subscription would create the customer it names. It does not — the customer has to exist first, and creating one fails if the address is already taken, which it often is: a checkout taken before the team existed leaves one behind, and so does making one by hand. So the lookup is now in three steps. A customer already carrying this team id is used. Otherwise one is found by address and adopted. Otherwise one is made. **A customer carrying a different team's id is left alone.** Taking it would move where that subscription is billed, and the team that lost it would go quiet rather than fail — which is the kind of thing found a month later in a revenue figure that does not add up. A team whose owner has no address yet gets no customer, reported rather than guessed around: an invented address makes a customer nobody can be reached at, and the next call fixes it once there is a real one. Checked against the provider rather than only in tests: all four paths — new, repeated, taken by another team, and no address — behave as written.