Well and now to boot my card has been compromised. The only place I use this card at is Slotocash, and now in the last 2 days I have had a charge from Star Wars Online and Real Networks. Neither place have I ever used or have I ever heard of until they appeared on my statement. Both were for the $1 test charge to make sure the card was valid.
So now they want a statement to make sure it wasn't "one" of there processors. I'm like of course your going to tell me the descriptors that I send you a copy of my statement. Aren't going to match any of yours? Why? Because it's from somewhere within the states, not one of your silly processors.
All I'm asking any online casino that is using China for processing. To take a step back and look at the whole picture.
1) The processor is telling us that there charging $24.97 (example) for the entertainment were asking for. To only really be charged $26.01 (example). There's quite a bit of a difference between $24.95 and $26.01.
2) No the above charge isn't my bank charge, that comes in a separate time at a international rate of 3%, once your processor confirms it's going to take the money. So now am I not only paying the processor an additional $1.04. I'm now going to pay my bank an addition $0.80 for the transaction, because apparently it costs them $0.80 to covert my money to there currency.
3) Then somewhere along the way, either the transaction line has been compromised, an employee has gone rogue, or the processor is selling our credit card information for extra profit. To now get these $1.00 test transactions.
These test transactions surely isn't a result of me. Why? Because as I've said several times, the only place my card has been used was at your place of business, but are they going to listen to logic? No of course not, because the descriptor doesn't match there's and they won't care. They'll wash there hands of it, and say well it's now mine to deal with. Even though it's an issue somewhere along the line with either a database being hacked or a processor not giving 2 shits.
Oh well, I knew this whole gravy train was too good to be true.