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Hi everytime I place a order it gets cancelled, I use socks5 location, drop address in same state as holder, everything fine orders go through then 1 day later it gets cancelled. Also email has card holder name in it. Please help me thanks
 

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n6y6d6 said:
Hi everytime I place a order it gets cancelled, I use socks5 location, drop address in same state as holder, everything fine orders go through then 1 day later it gets cancelled. Also email has card holder name in it. Please help me thanks
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Where you get cards from?
 

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Hope your IP has not mistakenly leak check well and again trade get cancelled because
  1. Charging something small, then something big. Criminals sometimes test the waters with a stolen card by charging a tiny amount -- say, a song on iTunes -- before moving on to a triple-digit purchase. That small-big pattern in your own buying habits may result in a declined card.
  2. Making several purchases quickly.
  3. Shopping away from your home base. That's especially common when you're moving. "If my billing address is Massachusetts and I'm buying a washer and dryer in Idaho, that's an anomaly, because why would I buy a washer and dryer in Idaho if I live in Massachusetts
How to handle the blocks
  1. Keep your card's contact info handy. "Have your credit card company's toll-free number as one of your phone numbers in your mobile," recommends Siciliano. "If a card is declined, you know who to call
  2. Account takeover method
 

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Kingcard352 said:
Hope your IP has not mistakenly leak check well and again trade get cancelled because
  1. Charging something small, then something big. Criminals sometimes test the waters with a stolen card by charging a tiny amount -- say, a song on iTunes -- before moving on to a triple-digit purchase. That small-big pattern in your own buying habits may result in a declined card.
  2. Making several purchases quickly.
  3. Shopping away from your home base. That's especially common when you're moving. "If my billing address is Massachusetts and I'm buying a washer and dryer in Idaho, that's an anomaly, because why would I buy a washer and dryer in Idaho if I live in Massachusetts
How to handle the blocks
  1. Keep your card's contact info handy. "Have your credit card company's toll-free number as one of your phone numbers in your mobile," recommends Siciliano. "If a card is declined, you know who to call
  2. Account takeover method
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