RE: CC declined, order rejected - how to keep the order, but allow user to switch to a different pay

2008-02-13 Thread Christopher L
If the customer enters a new card, the new card will have a new cvv. So I can keep things straight, here's a simplified outline of my understanding of the normal process flow in credit card payment acceptance for physical goods over the internet. 1) Customer puts items in shopping cart. 2)

Re: CC declined, order rejected - how to keep the order, but allow user to switch to a different pay

2008-02-13 Thread Raj Saini
Christopher L wrote: If the customer enters a new card, the new card will have a new cvv. For registered users credit cards are stored and CVV code is not stored along with card as it is prohibited by credit card companies. Customers' can store more than one credit cards and choose one of

Re: CC declined, order rejected - how to keep the order, but allow user to switch to a different pay

2008-02-13 Thread BJ Freeman
1) yes 2) yes 3) does not go to # at this time but would be able to be enabled by a flag in the product store. 4) no is is only in the context of the session of the user. 5) not sure, think the cc is charged, not authorized at time of purchase. Christopher L sent the following on 2/13/2008 9:19

Re: CC declined, order rejected - how to keep the order, but allow user to switch to a different pay

2008-02-13 Thread Dave Tenerowicz
Christopher L wrote: If the customer enters a new card, the new card will have a new cvv. So I can keep things straight, here's a simplified outline of my understanding of the normal process flow in credit card payment acceptance for physical goods over the internet. 1) Customer puts

Re: CC declined, order rejected - how to keep the order, but allow user to switch to a different pay

2008-02-13 Thread BJ Freeman
I am only speaking of ofbiz capabilities as it is implemented now. yes many of my customers authorize first then charge once shipped. The routines are there to implment. It has become more difficult to implement changes in order flow with the addition of the accounting. Christopher L sent the