Bank notification of credit card authorization denial?
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They do not have to notify the card holder just the merchant trying to initiate the transaction. It always comes down to money...the merchant is most always charged a flat rate- usually about 15 to 20 cents for trying to just charge/debit the card. The card holder is charged nothing in your case and so no notification is then required. Had the transaction been completed by a known suspect merchant or the sale was very high for that vendors average sale then the credit union that issued the card would need to contact you.
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i would contact yahoo because they are the ones debiting your account. the credit card company will usually put the responsibility on you. i used to have an aol account and had a very hard time canceling it. i tried contacting my credit card company about it and they told me to contact the merchant directly.
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is it blocked r its temporarily not accessible?\nif its blocked thn ur account has been closed. renew it.
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It depends.\n\nIf your credit card provider is a national bank, it is likely that they are regulated by the Federal Trade Commission for consumer offerings.\n\nIf your credit card is a state chartered bank and you suspect a problem, you should contact your states attorney general.
464364
this authorization is done electronically but goes through the companies which have issued you the card
40663
Call your bank and request new checking/savings/credit card account number.  Contact the fraud department of any one of the three major credit reporting agencies.  Have them put a fraud alert on your credit report.  They will contact you if anything seems suspicious.  There are other steps you can pursue also.
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Here's a sample. http://www.businessnation.com/library/forms/authorization.html\n\nGood luck.
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Probably because it's an international card. Most sites check the address you enter against the billing address on the credit card, if they don't match, then the transaction is declined.  International card issuers cannot perform this address validation.
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Don't bother with them. Go to your bank or credit card and tell them IN WRITING that Auction Success is withdrwaing money or making charges without your authorization. You may or may not be able to get your money back, but you should be able to stop the withdrawal.\n\n"In writing" is the key here. You may want to go to your bank with a letter in hand, and let them know you're hand-delivering the necessary notification that someone is accessing your account after you have withdrawn your authorization to do so.\n\nI am not sure if either of these numbers will get you to a human being, but here's what comes up on a search for Auction Success, Provo UT: \n\n# 6dauction.com - (800) 853-7381 - 703 S State St Ste 5, Orem, UT\n# Links4trade - (801) 225-4176 - 560 S State St, Orem, UT\n\nBest of luck.
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1. you should immediately call up the issuer bank and ask them to block the card. \n\nYou are normally insured against fraud, and this would be avaialble only if you informed the bank.\n\n2. Go to the police and get an FIR. \n\n3. Try thinking of the place where you might have left it.
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speak to your credit card company , your card will automatically come with isuRANCE FOR SUCH A THING HAPPENING
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I suggest you to contact your bank
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First check with the bank as to why there is a delay, it may be that you may not have furnished appropriate details.\n\nElse you may seek remedy from Banking Ombudsman and not the Court.
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It depends on the bank.  Every bank puts some kind of hold on your money when you use your debit card.  Bank of America places a hold on your money equal to the amount of the authorization until the charge is posted or five business days later, whichever comes first.  However, with travel-related expenses (airline tickets, rental cars, hotels, etc), the hold is removed the next business day.  This is because often hotels and such will run your card as a "deposit" and then run it again upon checkout.\n\nMost banks simply place a hold on the amount authorized until the charge posts.  This prevents you from using the same funds a second time.  In the rare event you find a way to circumvent that, this type of behavior repeated will likely cause the bank to cancel  your debit card, so I wouldn't recommend trying it.\n\nGreat question!
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www.banking.state.ny.us/wb050225.htm
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No.They are saying you needed your card number.Don't go to the site EVER again!
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It is spelled fraud. Contact your credit card holder immediately and have all activity stopped and cancel the card.\nThey will issue you a new one in a day or so.