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They probably do it to reduce risk from chargeback fraud. Recurring payments run the risk of reversing multiple payments over a range. If someone files a charge
by dqv 10y ago
They probably do it to reduce risk from chargeback fraud. Recurring payments run the risk of reversing multiple payments over a range. If someone files a chargeback dispute, OVH can dispute it by saying the customer authorized each charge.
- rconti 10y agoMakes sense. I also had recurring bills that kept getting paid for 4-5 months after my credit card number was stolen and I got a new number+card for the same account. It was so odd.
- dqv 10y agoIt's a feature! IIRC, if a business has a certain volume, they can make an agreement with certain card companies to have the subscription "forward" to the new card.
- dangerboysteve 10y agoif amazon, atlantic and DO can so this they can as well.
- reitoei 10y agoThey should be using an indemnified payment service. Maybe not cost effective enough for them.