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Kaneda
Member


37 Posts
11/01
Posted - Aug 20 2003 : 3:13PM
Did an order at the store, have done it before (multiple times) and no problems at all. This time they asked to sign a document (fax or scan and send it back) so they could debet my CC. Done that this saterday , did scan it and send a jpg back, but still no answer if it was good enough for them or that it have been rejected. They should have had enough time by now.


Anyone has the same or simular experience?


Kaneda


Drew Black
broken crankshaft

8009 Posts
9/99
Posted - Aug 20 2003 : 4:40PM
Are you in the U.S.? I've heard of some retailers doing this for international orders but not for domestic.

Kaneda
Member

37 Posts
11/01
Posted - Aug 20 2003 : 5:11PM
Europe, but i did order from them before.

Kaneda

Drew Black
broken crankshaft

8009 Posts
9/99
Posted - Aug 20 2003 : 8:57PM
It could just be that they are being subjected to new record keeping requirements from their credit card companies. Visa and Mastercard have been getting very strict lately. International orders statistically are a much higher risk due to all of the credit card fraud that occurs out of Eastern Europe.
Flash All-Star Supporter
Golden Age Classic

11018 Posts
5/01
Posted - Aug 20 2003 : 10:22PM
I used to handle compliance for an internet company in the past. The reason for the signed document is to prove that a valid sale occured. If there is a later dispute over the transaction the signed document (with an ink signature, not a scan) is ironclad proof as far as Visa and Mastercard International are concerned. If they have been having too many chargebacks recently that could be a reason for this occuring.



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