Hi all
We have a need to verify what our customers type in for their email addresses and telephone numbers.
Ideally we'd like to prevent customers from giving only mobile phone numbers and the free web-based email addresses (like hotmail.com, yahoo.co.uk etc).
I don't think anyone will be surprised to hear that all of our problematic and fraudulent transactions are characterised by having mobile phone numbers and hotmail email addresses in them!!
Is there a way of having Actinic itself check the data that has been typed into these fields and validate it? For instance - if the data matches certain criteria, such as a phone number beginning 07 or the term "hotmail.com" in the email then the address is refused and the customer is asked to try again?
Does Actinic itself support such a mechanism, and if not could this functionality be considered for a future release?
Alternatively does anyone know of a plug-in that could do this?
Appreciate any help and advice on offer.
Regards, Mark
Transparent Communications Ltd
www.transparent.uk.com
We have a need to verify what our customers type in for their email addresses and telephone numbers.
Ideally we'd like to prevent customers from giving only mobile phone numbers and the free web-based email addresses (like hotmail.com, yahoo.co.uk etc).
I don't think anyone will be surprised to hear that all of our problematic and fraudulent transactions are characterised by having mobile phone numbers and hotmail email addresses in them!!
Is there a way of having Actinic itself check the data that has been typed into these fields and validate it? For instance - if the data matches certain criteria, such as a phone number beginning 07 or the term "hotmail.com" in the email then the address is refused and the customer is asked to try again?
Does Actinic itself support such a mechanism, and if not could this functionality be considered for a future release?
Alternatively does anyone know of a plug-in that could do this?
Appreciate any help and advice on offer.
Regards, Mark
Transparent Communications Ltd
www.transparent.uk.com
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