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Originally posted by keyDet79
Their fraud department investigates all transactions and cancels small suspicious orders, or calls and requests additional information for larger ones. If you fax them a copy of your drivers license and credit card or bank statement they will probably let you go through with it. But you are really doing something wrong, the address you enter must be the exact same one the card is registerred for.
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I said the first card had an address problem. The second card got past the address thing and told me the CVV2 number was incorrect. I know the CVV2 number. It is printed right on the card. The information I provided was 100% correct and I have used this card to make online purchases, before. Whatever the problem is, it is definitely in their system.
About calling and faxing and everything... <B><I>What?</I></B> There is nothing I need to buy off the internet so badly that I'm going to run around in circles babbling on the phone and faxing shit. I'll just find an alternative vendor for the product.
Let's just say that this sort of thing taints my view of their company and will certainly make me think twice about using them. One card, maybe. Two different cards and there's a problem.
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