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Tried to use my NASA today at Target. Guess they didn't like the amount I tried to charge. On the phone with a fraud manager
@Anonymous wrote:Tried to use my NASA today at Target. Guess they didn't like the amount I tried to charge.
On the phone with a fraud manager
Tell us more, I haven't tried to use my card yet, but I guess I should buy something just to get some usage and make sure it works before I need it for something big one day and it doesn't go through.
@jgodfrey82 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Tried to use my NASA today at Target. Guess they didn't like the amount I tried to charge.
On the phone with a fraud manager
Tell us more, I haven't tried to use my card yet, but I guess I should buy something just to get some usage and make sure it works before I need it for something big one day and it doesn't go through.
i be embarass using it. that thing so ugly on the outside but beautiful inside lol i wish they had Apple pay. Soon nobody is going to care what a card looks like anymore when we start using our phones to pay for things.
About the Apply Pay:
The issuer needs to 'allow' it? You can't just add your card to your phone and use it?
wrote:About the Apply Pay:
The issuer needs to 'allow' it? You can't just add your card to your phone and use it?
right. the bank has to sign up and so does the store or merchant. It says more than 500 banks have already signed up but will not know the list of those participating until tomorrow monday october 20.
''Apple Pay supports credit and debit cards from the three major payment networks, American Express, MasterCard and Visa, issued by the top US banks. In addition to American Express, Bank of America, Capital One Bank, Chase, Citi, Wells Fargo and others, who announced support in September, more than 500 new banks from across the country have signed on to Apple Pay. Users can make purchases in stores and within apps, with credit cards issued by many of the leading banks nationwide, which make up 83 percent of the credit card purchase volume in the US.''