Blue Mist Vaping

[oldjoe]

I attempted to make an order a few weeks ago from Blue Mist vaping and it was nothing short of a nightmare. There first excuse was my billing address was not the same as my delivery address and then it was something about my bank not letting the order go through and so on. I made two orders that same evening, from two different sites, using the exact same info and there were no problems. After alerting BMV to that they then claimed my other regular sites aren't as secure as them.
I wrote them off to a bad experience.
Today, my wife attempted to use the debit card and it would not be accepted. She then went to the bank and they explained that Blue Mist vaping had been making repeated attempts to make charges to the debit card. They got suspicious so they put a hold on the card until they could tell us about the situation.
All is well now and, needless to say, I will make no further attempts at doing business with BMV.

 

[Raenon]

Your transaction was blocked because you could not supply the billing address, and tried to hit submit (despite getting that warning) 20 times. If you bank is showing 20 holds on your card because of declined transactions, your beef is with them.
Most online businesses require the correct billing address to finish a transaction, and considering that the name on the card didn't match yours either, I'm quite pleased that my processor blocked a string of suspicious transactions. It is not my business if other companies choose to allow transactions that do not meet basic security criteria.

You told me a month ago that you had no interest in buying from me, after I had informed you that you could not with that card. It was at this point your account on our site was closed. No charges have ever been placed on your account, and we would be unable to without your authorization and CVV2 number, since none of that is saved by us.

Thank you for sharing our high level of credit card security. I'm sure it will put others minds at ease knowing that we don't accept cards without proper address verification and authorization.

 

[Enigma32]

FYI use javascript to disable the submit button onclick. As much as you warn people they will still click it a million times then blame you when they get multiple charges. Its a relatively easy fix as compared to making people actually read warnings.