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ChefPeg said:Thanks all. The customer knows I'll be keeping her order until she pays me cash. If she doesn't, I can always resell it and/or keep any items I might want.
babywings76 said:You can also return the items within the 30 days timeframe and get free shipping on that.
Your credit card may have been declined for a variety of reasons. Some common reasons include insufficient funds, incorrect card information, or suspicious activity on your account. It is best to contact your credit card issuer for specific information about why your card was declined.
In most cases, you will not be able to use your credit card after it has been declined. However, it is important to contact your credit card issuer to confirm the reason for the decline and to see if the issue can be resolved.
To prevent your credit card from being declined in the future, make sure you have enough available credit and that your card information is up to date. It is also important to monitor your account for any suspicious activity and to contact your credit card issuer if you notice any unauthorized charges.
If your credit card is declined while traveling, contact your credit card issuer immediately. They may have put a hold on your card due to unusual activity in a different location. You may also want to have a backup payment method, such as a different credit card or cash, when traveling to avoid any issues with a declined card.
No, a credit card decline will not directly affect your credit score. However, if the decline is due to missed payments or high credit card balances, it could indirectly impact your credit score. It is important to make payments on time and keep your credit card balances low to maintain a healthy credit score.