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This thread discusses the challenges and experiences related to handling held credit card transactions for Pampered Chef shows. Participants share their approaches to resolving payment issues and the timeframes they consider reasonable for waiting on responses.
Views differ on the appropriate timeframe for resolving held credit card issues, with some participants suggesting that more time may be needed, especially when weekends are involved. There is no clear consensus on how to handle these situations.
Participants share personal experiences and strategies related to credit card issues, reflecting a variety of approaches and challenges faced in their roles as consultants.
This discussion may be of interest to Pampered Chef consultants dealing with similar credit card processing challenges and seeking insights from peers on handling such situations.
This is what I do too. If I can't get through to the guest I do call the host and tell them that there's an error with Mary Jones' payment and I can't get ahold of her and I ask for an alternate number. The host is always able to help me.wadesgirl said:I usually call the guest first. I play it off that it might be my error, let's check the number you gave me. Once it was the number, another time a guest gave me another cc number to use and the third basically told me she was just hoping it would go through she would have to get me cash. This held the show open for a week longer until I could meet with her. In this situation, I called the host and without telling her which guest it was, told her that we had an issue with her show and we were trying to solve it as soon as possible. The host was just very gracious that I called to tell her what happened.
wadesgirl said:HO is open, call them right now and talk to them about it.
The time it takes for held credit card transactions to clear can vary, but it usually takes between 3 to 5 business days. This timeframe allows for processing and verification by the payment processor.
Several factors can influence the waiting time, including the bank's processing times, weekends or holidays, and any additional verification steps required by the payment processor or the credit card company.
If your held credit card transaction takes longer than the typical 3 to 5 business days, it's advisable to contact your bank or credit card company for clarification. They can provide specific information regarding the status of your transaction.
Unfortunately, there is usually no way to expedite the process for held credit card transactions, as it depends on the payment processor and bank's internal procedures. However, ensuring that all information is accurate at the time of the transaction can help avoid delays.
If a held credit card transaction is declined, you will typically receive a notification from your payment processor. The funds will be released back to your account, and you may want to check with your bank for any additional details or reasons for the decline.