I'm not talking about the 3 digits. I'm talking about this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3-D_Secure
I work in e-Commerce Fraud Prevention, so I run into it every day.

I'm not talking about the 3 digits. I'm talking about this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3-D_Secure
I work in e-Commerce Fraud Prevention, so I run into it every day.

My guess is that not all cards around the world have it.I'm not talking about the 3 digits. I'm talking about this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3-D_Secure
I work in e-Commerce Fraud Prevention, so I run into it every day.



Wondering why they didn't announce this..unless they did and I didn't see it. o.O;
About damn time. Welcome to 2000 SE.

There have been several occasions when FFXI Players have reported that an "International Transaction Fee" has appeared on their statments when a charge from ClickandBuy comes in. This fee is being charged by the bank, not ClickandBuy, and is in addition to the charge by ClickandBuy itself.
Square-Enix did announce at one point on the FFXI pages that the issue had been resolved. But I've seen new reports of continued charges of this "International Transaction Fee" when a ClickandBuy transaction comes in, both here on the FFXIV forums, and also the FFXI forums since that announcement. So it would appear it's not fixed.
More the reason to avoid ClickandBuy in spite of the fact the fee is the bank's doing.

/hurray!!
I remember I bought some crysta a while ago with ultimatepay... it was sooo shady loool
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