So, I get to the credit card bit, fill in my details, and get
"There is invalid data in one of the fields. Please check and fill all required fields."
WTF? Which field? If they know a field is not valid FFS why not say which field and in what way invalid. Arrrrg.
(needless to say there is nothing invalid in anything I input, having completed all of the fields and tried several cards)
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ReplyDeleteif your card is a visa debit, try selecting the visa credit card type option
ReplyDeleteI have a nice SHORT email address - two letters @ a four-letter-domain-name dot com - the number of sites that claim that is invalid is really annoying - so I have a fullname alias for those but most of the time the site errors don't point to this but I have got used to it and it's the first thing I re-try
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