What is a security code in a visa card - iPhone Apps

Some sites will not accept prepaid visa cards as payment. I have had this problem before and ended up using the prepaid visa card to buy a gift card to the store I wanted to purchase from online and this worked very well.

Verify that you activated the new card. Also, note that the new card will have a different three-digit security code than the old card did. Either of these issues will cause a refusal of the card.

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What is the CSC code? For your safety and security, PayPal requires that you enter your Card Security Code (CSC).
For MasterCard, Visa, and Discover, the CSC is the last three digits in the signature area on the back of your card.
For American Express, the CSC is a group of four digits on front of the card.
see: What is the CSC code PayPal

Like the letter that came with the new credit card says, you should call a phone number and give them a security code. No call, no activation. Don't try to activate a credit card online on a site you don't know .

Just what is the problem. If you want to spend money post your master card number and security code for it.

the security code on the back of the card. it is a 3 digit number on visa and master card
it is 4 digit for amex and is on the front of the card

Security code? For VISA, it's the 3-digit code in the signature line on the back. I think AMEX uses a 5-digit on the front of the card.

Hi,
What you were experiencing is because Apple implemented a new security measure to make sure the device you were using is legitimate. Therefore, you were asked to enter security code for your account. To fix this:
1. Enter your credit card security code (For VISA/Mastercard, it's the 3 digit code at the end of your card number on the back of your credit card. For American Express, it's the 4 digit code at the end of your card number on the front) 2. Proceed with the login 3. You should now able to download/purchase

It depends on how you use it, Never give out these details except to trusted establishements Name on card Number on card, security number on card, never carry your password written down, never use dates of birth etc for passwords, never reveal your date of birth or address to any but the most trusted shops. dont use the same password on websites as on your visa or other bank account.. Always check ATM cashpoints to see if a camera might be installed behind the fascia. Never use your online account from a public pc. Never store your password and visa details on a laptop or thumbdrive. Never let a cashier take your card out of your site. Only use your card in foreign countries at well known banks. Never give out your password to telesales, including tele ops at the bank where the card was issued. Turn off aoto completion of forms on internet explorer, always check a web page for the little closed padlock sign when doing online transactions, it must be present. If you follow these guidelines it is quite safe, but remember if you can prove that you did not make a transaction or that your number has been used fraudulently, then visa cover the bill, i you have beeen prudent with your security and passwords. Mostly the sheer number of cards protects you, its just playing the odds.

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