As far as I am aware they use authenticate and have never used preauthenticate
Authenticate only came in on August 1st - it was a large part of what the nightmare upgrade was all about. Anyway, I think it's confirmed beyond reasonable doubt that anyone operating deferred payment processing with Protx is now facing the nightmare that Protx no longer check card details, leading to massive increases in declined transactions. A big thanks to Protx for the heads up on that one.
I did another test order with the wrong postcode numbers & this time I got the message that the avs/cv2 checks failed - so thats good news then - it does work after all. Thanks for pointing that one out Darren. (btw I've been here all the while lurking in the shadows......)
will call my client tomorrow to see what it shows in their protx control panel and find out if they have had any more problems with cards being declined.
I'm hoping Protx will offer an explination as to what happend with regards to the excessive number of cards being declined all of a sudden. Not good for business at all - theirs or ours!!!
Located - Sunny Kent
A computer once beat me at chess, but it was no match for me at kick boxing.
I did another test order with the wrong postcode numbers & this time I got the message that the avs/cv2 checks failed - so thats good news then - it does work after all. Thanks for pointing that one out Darren. (btw I've been here all the while lurking in the shadows......)
well erm... I my clients take care of their protx set up themselves so I wasn't aware of any major issues they were having until today when they had excessive card declines over the weekend and they called me about just using paypal.
Though by the sounds of things- hiding might have been a good option for a lot of people!!!
Located - Sunny Kent
A computer once beat me at chess, but it was no match for me at kick boxing.
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