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2009-12-02
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2009-12-02
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To quote Terrance & Philip, "what's the big f*ing deal, guy?"
I have a BOA Mastercard, made an order on Nokiausa, got a suspicious activity email 5 minutes later, called my bank, hits some digits for yes/no, everything went through, and its all good.
I feel bad for the people that are getting flags from their CC companies. I'd be frantic if I couldn't get my n900. I'd throw a hissy fit, throw a lamp, hit my b*ch up, and threaten to sue.
But... think about, isn't it better that no one stole $600 usd from you, rather than your CC flagging a suspicious charge. Besides, its not like you're gonna get the phone any faster or have a chance in hell of taking Nokia to court, let alone get the phone faster.
But, good luck boys and girls.
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2009-12-02
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2009-12-02
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2009-12-02
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2009-12-02
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You probably won't get any money, in the end "affected" parties may end up getting an ovi gift certificate or something. If you're getting double charged I'm assuming you've already initiated chargeback proceedings with your bank
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2009-12-02
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If we do nothing then nothing will happen. Or same crap with Nokia will happen again.
I have a BOA Mastercard, made an order on Nokiausa, got a suspicious activity email 5 minutes later, called my bank, hits some digits for yes/no, everything went through, and its all good.
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2009-12-02
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This is exactly the reason I am willing to be on board with this. I don't expect money nor do I "need" it. The point is that Nokia goes "Oh. . . I guess they really are pissed".
I don't think Nokia fully understands how much of an impact this has had on it's customers.
Wish mine was that easy, all 5 transaction methods I used which Nokia said it was "denied" my bank stated "Nope, nothing on our end the charge has been approved by our end without any issues".
My guess is they have a screw up in the new system act codes which are used to communicate with the banks. I have programmed in the past for this kind of stuff plus I know a ex McSports person who did the same thing. Needless to say it's say it's easy to screw up ordering systems.
I have a BOA Mastercard, made an order on Nokiausa, got a suspicious activity email 5 minutes later, called my bank, hits some digits for yes/no, everything went through, and its all good.
I feel bad for the people that are getting flags from their CC companies. I'd be frantic if I couldn't get my n900. I'd throw a hissy fit, throw a lamp, hit my b*ch up, and threaten to sue.
But... think about, isn't it better that no one stole $600 usd from you, rather than your CC flagging a suspicious charge. Besides, its not like you're gonna get the phone any faster or have a chance in hell of taking Nokia to court, let alone get the phone faster.
But, good luck boys and girls.