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Ann-Angelcom · 02-03-2012, 08:21 PM

When I saw the title of this email I got excited!! Wow CCbill is finally going to start verifying transactions to make sure they aren't fraudulent.....perhaps by setting up something like google has that actually texts the person's phone with the username or pin thereby verifying that they are indeed the person they say they are. Not allowing people to input false info does a great deal in
1. preventing fraud
2. deterring a user from stealing content with the purchased membership (which they do) since they now know we know who they are....in the real world.

Does anyone else feel like ccbill should be doing more to help or am I alone?

They make a ton of money from everyone but do little to help them protect their businesses. I may not know the answer. What I said above was just a thought not necessarily the way to go. I'm sure there are brighter minds out there who can come up with a simple solution to prevent fraud.

But instead all we get is a system for a user to contact ccbill if a card is declined? Super! That should solve the real problem!

Again it could be just me here thinking this stuff....maybe I'm wrong which is why I ask to see your views on this topic.

02-03-2012, 08:21 PM
Ann-Angelcom Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: new york Posts: 500	CCbill Web Verify....wow! not When I saw the title of this email I got excited!! Wow CCbill is finally going to start verifying transactions to make sure they aren't fraudulent.....perhaps by setting up something like google has that actually texts the person's phone with the username or pin thereby verifying that they are indeed the person they say they are. Not allowing people to input false info does a great deal in 1. preventing fraud 2. deterring a user from stealing content with the purchased membership (which they do) since they now know we know who they are....in the real world. Does anyone else feel like ccbill should be doing more to help or am I alone? They make a ton of money from everyone but do little to help them protect their businesses. I may not know the answer. What I said above was just a thought not necessarily the way to go. I'm sure there are brighter minds out there who can come up with a simple solution to prevent fraud. But instead all we get is a system for a user to contact ccbill if a card is declined? Super! That should solve the real problem! Again it could be just me here thinking this stuff....maybe I'm wrong which is why I ask to see your views on this topic. __________________ Digitalangeldollars.com 10% on all referrals!! NOW PAYING 75% OF ALL SALES!!!