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-From SLICKDEALS.NET: VIRTUAL CREDIT CARDS, etc.: As some one who works in the financial industry I just wanted to reply to this post. What the person described will happen with any visa/master card account, regardless of its virtual or real prepaid or debit Regardless of weather its MBNA (Bank of America), Citi, Discover or PayPal. To understand why- you first need to understand how credit cards work. Typically, when a merchant runs your credit card through, virtual or real, they get an authorization number form their processor that this is a valid card and than the merchant can claim their money through this authorization number. However, an authorization number is not required. Any merchant can just bill the account based on account number and expiration date regardless of whether or not this is an active account or expiration date. The bank will pay them in this scenario as well. Why does this happen? Back in the day before the popularity internet, all merchant systems dialed out for an authorization number using conventional phone lines. Now, if you were in Dubai buying $17 bottle of coke and used your account, the merchant system would call out international long distance to their processor in Germany to get an authorization number. This call might cost $10 all on its own. Therefore, to avoid these costs merchants in foreign countries would not get authorization for anything under $100 and instead just bill the card. With the popularity of internet, there are no long distance calls to processors any more. Yet, you can still bill an account with an expired card, over limit or even delinquent. Now days, this frequently done by magazine companies, and internet service providers- it saves them the few cents they pay for an authorization number. However, these transactions without authorization numbers can be easily dispute and reversed back. Therefore, if you do have an occasion where a charge went through on an expired card, or virtual card or real card - you can dispute the transaction and get the money back. During a dispute, the merchant must prove to the bank that the cardholder authorized the use of the card. Obviously, if the card is expired, or a virtual card with no limit- the card holder did not authorize the charge-- so bank charges back the funds.
-One concern for Windows XP users is if their favorite software applications will run once they upgrade to Vista. Luckily, Windows Vista uses a feature called Compatibility Mode which tells the software application that Vista is actually an older OS, specifically Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, 2000, or XP. Here's how it works: If your software application won't install, open or work properly, right click on the application's .exe file. Select Properties and then click the Compatibility tab. From there, pick the previous Windows operating system you were on (most likely Windows XP). If you're a system operator, you can set this up as an administrator to make it easier for your staff.
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