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    [Bug] Expired credit card is still charged

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      badspler Member
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      Note: I don't have any problem with the status or my account or what I have been charged.

      I would just like to note that my saved credit card is expired and that it is still ticking away fine. That seemed like a bug to me.

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        jpwong Premium Member @badspler
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        @badspler It might be your credit card company trying to be helpful for re-occurring payments and just accepting the transaction. While I'm sure there's some stuff JNC could do to check and ensure the expiration date hasn't passed, it's ultimately your bank that's accepting the expired card and allowing the charge(s) to go through.

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          admin Staff @badspler
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          @badspler Did you get a new card from your bank?
          Our credit card processor actually can automatically update the card to the new one as long as the number didn't change, it gets the information from your bank directly I believe. So that's likely what happened.

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            sorvani Premium Member @admin
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            @admin said in [Bug] Expired credit card is still charged:

            @badspler Did you get a new card from your bank?
            Our credit card processor actually can automatically update the card to the new one as long as the number didn't change, it gets the information from your bank directly I believe. So that's likely what happened.

            Many CC processors do this now.

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