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Ccbill message after bought some credits
I bought some credits on my cam white label, and i received this message after the entire process:
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ccbill is a fucking joke..this call shit is a sale killer
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this message appear for about 5 seconds, then the person is sent to http://www.iml-wl.com...the process seems finished successful, but is not so, so the person don't understand the problem. it's incredible have this trouble in 2012, the people work behind these sites seems amateurs. |
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Please contact Client Support via the contact information below, and we would be glad to look into this for you. |
Lol, you were real creative when thinking of your white label domain.
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:helpme |
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Actually i don't have the money in my account yet, and my account in the white label is totally blocked. |
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That's fucked up. Is that AWE's white label program you're using? So, a user wants to purchase credits, clicks the form and CCBill wants them to verify by phone and is redirecting them to a different white label while doing so...I'd be pissed off too. What a crock of shit!
Is this ccbill redirecting at its own decision or is this the sponsor requesting the redirect, James? |
That white label is a pussycash owned, just clicked through the affiliate link. Would be curious to here input from pussycash about this as well.
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They must find another solution, this telephone verify is a pain in the ass for all....they must find a quick solution to verify a cc, a person can't telephone in the usa or send thousand emails everytime he want buy some credits, on a cam site a person could have 4/5 transactions every day, in this way i lose money and legit customers. |
VforVendetta, could you share which country you are from and if you are sure the billing address, zip code, and phone number you gave at signup matched the ones listed on your card? Is the card issued from the same country as where you made the transaction? I'm trying to get a feel for why your transaction may have been blocked.
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I think the problem is i'm from Eu and Credit Card is Payoneer, so from USA
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That would be the "payment declined" URL probably which is entered by the sponsor when they setup their sub-account in CCBill.
I'm not sure how they would white label that properly but CC bill probably has a way to do it. |
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and think it's a cc bill problem, not the first thread here about that issue |
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But the real problem is not this, the big problem is i'll lose this customer forever...people haven't time to call ccbill (image an EU person that call US number) or send thousand emails for approve every single transaction. |
You are feaking out over nothing. This would ordinarily be a declined sale, since your Belize credit card is a huge red flag, especially since you are not signing up with a Belize IP address.
The customer is given the opprtunity to call and straighten things out, but normally, without the verify feature would just be told (politely) to take a hike. |
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Is so difficult ?? Seems we are speaking with an amateur site. |
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One of the main tell-tale signs of fraud is when the country the card was issued in does not match the country the card is being used in. What you need to remember is, not a huge percentage of your customers are getting this message, just a few who for some reason are using their credit cards outside the card's home country. And, if the message was not there, the result would be a simple decline. I lived abroad for years while continuing to bank in the USA and basically gave up paying for anything with a credit card online, outside of Amazon.com who were always cool with me. |
I am fed up with the rampant pervasive wanton ignorance and bull shit press releaze script about blocking whole countries of millions of people because they may have 1 or 2 people who have engaged in credit card fraud...
go visit rip off report complaints board,better business bureau etc.... if you want to know who has a horrible reputation for fraud But you and me are told we need 1000's of dollars of transactions blocked for our protections to save ourselves from 1 or 2 29.95 charge backs... yeah block $1000.00 in attempted sales because you may get $70.00 in chargebacks Very intelligent, very logical, very helpful .... |
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It's actually 1% of transactions, not dollar amount but you get the idea. |
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Hi Everyone,
I have posted a response to "Web Verify" concerns on the following thread: https://gfy.com/showthread.php?t=1069468 However, it seems like this thread is asking a much different question with regard to the same feature. So, I'll go ahead and answer this question here. QUESTION: Does the "Web Verify" functionality affect the flow of the customer purchasing process such that product delivery can potentially be interrupted? ANSWER: No, the normal transaction/product delivery flow is not disrupted should a customer choose to follow the "Web Verify" path to have their transaction approved. Websites dependent on the CCBill Postback System (web-cam sites, dating sites, etc.) will receive a postback immediately following transaction approval and customers will receive notification that their transaction was approved via email. . |
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1. Why, after the customer is notified they need to take additional actions to complete the purchase are they being given a different link, and not the original white label link? 2. If the customer doesn't follow through by calling and verifying, is this purchase then being reported as a charge back? |
Hi Failed,
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One could speculate from this that their merchant relationship is becoming strained due to an excessive chargeback threshold.
I give them 24 months, tops. |
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Chargeback percentages are the issue. Not the dollar amounts. . |
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See you addressed it before me. Some day I will learn to read the whole fucking thread, some fucking day. . |
Siphoning traffic
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I've received an email from ccbill now:
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advice for newbies when someone posts a valid gripe on a message board and is called any of the following.... 1.Crazy 2.stupid 3.idiot 4.conspiracy theorist you better know that most likely you are dealing with an ass hat troll pseudo banker employee who most likely gets his shillings as a shill we all can see thru your tricks....the jig has been up and more and more are seeing right thru you and miserable failed tactics you do try I will give you that much..you have true zest for your masters...but your efforts are in vein and quite futile to individuals who think critically and are not drinking flouride in their public water. |
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Really? I was wrong, you are not an idiot, you are insane. BTW, it is "in vane" not "in vein". . |
VforVendetta,
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In order to investigate this issue further I will need you to contact me directly or open a support ticket and CC me. There is not much that we can do to solve an individual case without knowing your account number and how the billing system is being used. Please see my signature for my direct contact information; [email protected]. . |
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