> how many times have you had to call your credit card provider because they stopped a transaction just because it was suspicious, even when it wasn't? Ugh. I'

> how many times have you had to call your credit card provider because they stopped a transaction just because it was suspicious, even when it wasn't? Ugh. I'd pay more for a credit card which didn't block my own transactions. Using a US credit card abroad can be seriously frustrating. The only thing worse than rapidly increasing airfares on small airlines with websites which barely work is when your credit card refuses to complete the transaction, requiring multiple international phone calls to resolve.