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Interesting but there are a lot of things I would not suggest. For example, the article suggests that expiration month on credit cards be listed "exactly as it
by mmcconnell1618 16y ago
Interesting but there are a lot of things I would not suggest. For example, the article suggests that expiration month on credit cards be listed "exactly as it appears on the card" while failing to mention that there is no standard. The author suggests you do NOT include the name of the month next to the number but many cards use the name of the month so listing expiration as: 01-Jan, 02-Feb makes a lot of customers happy. I would read this article as great suggestions but it doesn't mean the advice applies to your store perfectly.
- ashchristopher 16y agoI have never seen month represented using the month name - at least not in Canada. Don't know what its like in other areas of the world. Perhaps we just need to use some critical thought after reading and interpret the points based on our markets. I mean, it isn't a hard an fast rule - they are just giving some suggestions - and I think they were pretty spot on.
- jfarmer 16y agoI just looked through my wallet and Amex, Visa, MasterCard, and Discover all have the same date format, and for MasterCard three are from separate issuing banks, one of which is a debit card. Not questioning you, but what's the rule? Do you have any examples? Is it a function of the processor or the bank?