Noob questions - what scrubing means?
 

What does it mean when billing company scrubs???

does not approve transactions because of fraud risk

It is what you do with a bar of Lava soap after accidentally falling asleep next to Sleazy Dream

The Short Answer: Potentially fraudulent transactions are "scrubbed" out prior to the charge, thus reducing charge backs

It means hamburgers instead of steak.

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What he said.

A processor applies their own rules to determine whether or not to take a chance on enabling a credit card (or other) transaction.

Different processors have different rules.

Some take many things into account (country, matching names/addresses, etc) and are very careful (ie. pass on more potential sales than others might).

The idea is to find a balance between chargeback ratios and sales which keeps everyone in business.

It's a reference to cleaning, meaning that they are scrubbing the transactions, so the bad or "dirty" ones get washed away.

the fuckers from ccbill scrub like mad... and i hate that...

they are very stupid and losing a lot of money.