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Disagreed, the banks aren't cancelling it - they wouldn't authorize the transaction in the first place. Chances are, the banks are correctly returning an addres
by Nextgrid 3y ago
Disagreed, the banks aren't cancelling it - they wouldn't authorize the transaction in the first place. Chances are, the banks are correctly returning an address verification mismatch if you didn't use your true billing address.
Most likely the stores are cancelling the orders because of billing/delivery address mismatch or (if you didn't set a different billing address) that it doesn't verify against your card.
- nucleardog 3y agoOr, in the case of one particularly annoying site I tried to order from--a name mismatch. The site was clear upfront that everything had to match EXACTLY or they would cancel the order. I logged in to my online banking and copy and pasted my debit card details to make sure there were no issues. The one thing I didn't think to copy and paste was my own name because, I mean, I know my own name, right? Apparently not as I'd entered "John Public" and to my surprise my debit card was issued to "John Q Public".
- justsomehnguy 3y agoAnd here are I am who always writes %BANK NAME% and it works. Though my bank always demand 3DSecure.