I tried 4 times. Not sure how to make sure that javascript is enabled?
I'm getting this error message too. It's not on our end. It's MA.
I have never had a problem before. Something is clearly wrong with the provider who is doing their transactions. My guess is they got rid of their provider, or the provider dropped them, then they got another one, then problems with that one, etc etc. This is clearly a problem. Don't be so daft.
I actually changed my mind and tried a wire - seemed pretty easy and did it all in online - fingers crossed
Starting with "sorry to , but" usually doesn't go well:Sorry to call you out but this is actually the worst take possible.
If this is a case of their payment processor upping security due to an excessive amount of fraud from cards with subpar security by modern standards (i.e. most cards in the U.S.)... then the worst possible thing that could happen is that they just suddenly allow these cards to use the web shop again.
Why? Because that means they have talked with MindArk and the conversation probably went something like this: "We are willing to enable these forms of cards to use our services again but we will be passing 100% of the liability and cost to you (MindArk)."
Unless execs are taking a pay cut then this is probably coming directly out of the loot pool, either collectively or is specially coded in algorithmic form to take the loss from people that are not using secure cards. Definitely okay with the latter, but definitely not the former.
We might never know for sure what the exact details of the current situation are but I just pray that MA doesn't cave to a bunch of people that think they're trying to get them to use the in-game shop so they have to pay more money (lol) and then make US pay for it.
Most banks with 2FA allow you to open an account for free, and generally don't charge fees unless your balance is sub $500 or something like that. Some offer NO FOREIGN TRANSACTION FEES if you have a certain class of account as well. Transferring funds from one bank to another generally costs $3 through a web panel - doesn't matter what the size is.
p.s. I couldn't deposit for around 20 days before I opened an account that conforms to their current settings, so this isn't a "I don't get it" post. Get with the times I guess? idk ?
I said "if" because this is the content given by support. This all aligns with what I've said in previous posts... it's a European processor... dunno what more to tell you - just trying to help ?
This is an interesting piece of infoI said "if" because this is the content given by support. This all aligns with what I've said in previous posts... it's a European processor... dunno what more to tell you - just trying to help ?
And if you've never heard of a logical reason why they would have gotten rid of PayPal then idk what to tell you... whenever someone claims a chargeback against you with PayPal you immediately take a $20 fee. If it goes through and is unresolved then you generally end up spending somewhere around the $20+ 2.4x the cash value for the ordeal (i.e. $1 chargeback = $2.40 lost). PayPal is one of the worst possible aggregators you can use if you have a business with a high potential of fraudulent charges.
This has to be one of the most obvious platforms for fraud to occur on. Why do you think withdrawals aren't instant?
Who says? you? I have support response too and they didn't say you must have 2FA. Here is what an official posted in this very thread:
That's a noble attempt at putting a somewhat positive spin on it, but I'd say there are other reasons probably closer to home.
