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card failed uk
 

hi ive had accountnning for about a month i got this message today

The credit card information in your seller account is invalid. You must update your existing credit card information or add a new credit card to regain full access to your account. Please check that your credit card is not expired, has adequate credit available, and is chargeable in the currency (GBP) of Amazon.co.uk Pre-paid cards are not acceptable.

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i cant access the account well cant navigate away from this page. can anyone suggest why its come up like this?

Re: card failed uk
 

You need a new card, its the only way to gain access to your account.

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Not quite correct Micky, Amazon UK have had technical issues the last few days and SOME accounts are asked to re enter the card details and all is well. I would say this is one of them that needs re-entering.

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IVE TRIED RE ENTERING ITS NOT working and cant access my account wil i be better of buying new card?

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In this instance, yes.

As a matter of interest, what type of internet are you using for this?

Associate had a glitch with mobile broadband.

:uk:

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i have been using mobile broadband. well dongle.
ok i will get card

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OP has run out of funds on the card associated on the account!

Re: card failed uk
 

An ooops moment!

Can happen.

:pop2:

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callidus been super helpful
so do amazon keep charging before disbursement as on my other accounts not had this issue

but glad its been solved.

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Been mentioned that amazon may take a sweep pf any card during the lifetime of the account.

Sound practice is to always have enough funds on cards and thus prevent worries like you just had.

On my excel file, I have a column for such info. Prefer to have as little intrusion as possible from amazon. Unless they are making disbursements.

:)

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How much funds is enough on each account for amazon?