In a message dated 4/13/2002 4:29:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
markr13_at_comcast.net writes:
> >It really wasn't that bad for me, however it still scares the stuff out of
> >you when you go to pay for something and you get a "denied". In my case, I
>
> >didn't have to pay for anything (not even the $50), but you have to submit
> a
> >signed statement with all your charges indicated. Which is a bit of a
> pain.
> >
> >Tom
>
> To correct a misconception: If you are shopping on-line and receive a
> notice that your card was not accepted, it means just that. You are
> denied and the card is not charged. The merchant will see a denied code
> in his card logs. That's all that happens, nothing sinister.
>
>
True, but it was the first tip-off that something was amiss on my credit card
account. To be honest, at that point I couldn't care less what the vedor saw
at that point, I wanted to know what was wrong with my card.
-Tom
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