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by kweks
3733 days ago
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We ran a fairly prominent online store for two years, and had huge amounts of fraud from the countries you mention. We essentially stamped it out overnight by giving false positives. If we detected and order as fraudulent (and you can do it in a number of ways, that you seem to be doing) - we'd show a 'Successful Order' page and send them a success email. The guys that were pre-testing cards had bad data, and the guys trying to fraud would have to wait .. weeks to find out nothing came in the mail, and then try again, unsure what got them caught in the first place. Personally, I'd avoid trying to interract with their card. Authing / voiding is going to cost you money, and if it slips through, you'll get a chargeback. We only ever had one 'false positive' (or false-negative..?) - the guy emailed us inquiring about his order, we took some extra steps to check his card, and the problem was solved. |
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