NetRodent

Last night I was investigating alternatives to our current billing companies. I was looking at how user friendly the payment pages were and how they handle declines. I wanted to see the page that Jettis displayed for a decline, so I entered completely
bogus information expecting to see their error page.

Oddly enough I was approved. To get around their credit card number hashing, I did give them a real number from of my cards. However, I gave them the wrong name, wrong state, wrong zip, wrong cvv2, wrong expiration date, wrong street address, and the card is US my ip address is Canadian. I should have been
declined for any number of reasons but they approved the transaction.

Anyone else notice anything screwy about Jettis lately?

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