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Handsomedan:What else would I do with my life? Actually ride my mountain bike?
You mean the trashy one the needs new forks, because those are garbage? Fine by me, just don't expect it to last long...
frankv:
Probably kids are less affected by Internet BS than the rest of us... they've been seeing this for their entire online lives.
You think so? I think it's the same - but different.
Many seem to think they'll have a lucrative career as "influencers" selling Paltrow-scented goop. Or make their own. I blame the internet.
Having repeated problems with Google Pay and random "declined" transactions when using NFC / app on my phone. 10 minute wait then long discussion with the bank concluding with "it's not our problem - must be Google". So, I then have a 45 minute chat with 3 different people at Google concluding with "it's definitely not our problem - must be your bank".
I'm guessing that something must be triggering a security alert and automatic declining the transaction when using the app, but using the same card linked to G Pay on the same eftpos terminal and paywave, the transaction has always gone through on the first attempt.
I guess I'll be talking to the bank again today. Oh joy.
Fred99:
Having repeated problems with Google Pay and random "declined" transactions when using NFC / app on my phone. 10 minute wait then long discussion with the bank concluding with "it's not our problem - must be Google". So, I then have a 45 minute chat with 3 different people at Google concluding with "it's definitely not our problem - must be your bank".
ANZ?
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When restaurants make a Reuben with corned beef instead of pastrami.
Or eggs benedict on sourdough instead of an English muffin.
Mike
freitasm:
Fred99:
Having repeated problems with Google Pay and random "declined" transactions when using NFC / app on my phone. 10 minute wait then long discussion with the bank concluding with "it's not our problem - must be Google". So, I then have a 45 minute chat with 3 different people at Google concluding with "it's definitely not our problem - must be your bank".
ANZ?
Yes.
I've got a second (Kiwibank) card registered with my G Pay A/C. Google support folks seemed to think that next time I get a declined transaction with ANZ then switch default card on the app, see if that works.
I get the feeling that I'm not being told something by the bank - that the bank knows about.
Self-checkout operators at my local supermarket tell me that they're seeing issues. There's an added problem with G Pay - the phone app gives a confirmation ping and displays a "tick" to let you know that communication with G Pay succeeded, but no alert if the transaction was declined (except for the normal silent notification). Of course people should wait to see if the transaction goes through at the terminal, but some don't. They assume "all good - it went ping and gave me the tick of approval", grab their groceries and head for the exit. Yes - they shouldn't - but they do - so checkout operators having to chase people in car-parks quite an undesirable result of poor (IMO) design.
afe66: Is bing the one where they want you to give them your Internet banking passwords ,?
@Fred99:
freitasm:
ANZ?
Yes.
I've got a second (Kiwibank) card registered with my G Pay A/C. Google support folks seemed to think that next time I get a declined transaction with ANZ then switch default card on the app, see if that works.
I get the feeling that I'm not being told something by the bank - that the bank knows about.
Self-checkout operators at my local supermarket tell me that they're seeing issues. There's an added problem with G Pay - the phone app gives a confirmation ping and displays a "tick" to let you know that communication with G Pay succeeded, but no alert if the transaction was declined (except for the normal silent notification). Of course people should wait to see if the transaction goes through at the terminal, but some don't. They assume "all good - it went ping and gave me the tick of approval", grab their groceries and head for the exit. Yes - they shouldn't - but they do - so checkout operators having to chase people in car-parks quite an undesirable result of poor (IMO) design.
ANZ is having problems. Their help desk might not know it - or being quiet about it.
It's not your Google Pay. There's nothing you can do except use the actual card for now.
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freitasm:
ANZ is having problems. Their help desk might not know it - or being quiet about it.
It's not your Google Pay. There's nothing you can do except use the actual card for now.
That was my suspicion. I've been using ANZ Go-money NFC then migrated to G Pay since they first became available. Never had an issue until now - when it's been happening randomly for the past two weeks... Does make me feel that something is happening that they don't want to talk about. I checked my account immediately when I got the first declined transaction, just in case something bad had happened. No probs getting through to the banking app on my phone.
afe66: Is bing the one where they want you to give them your Internet banking passwords ,?
That's Poli.
Behodar:
That's Poli.
Never taken much notice of Poli, but googled it just now. I saw floating fluorescent flashing visions of "nope" - in all caps surrounded by a sea of interrobangs.
How can that even exist?
OMG
Novak Djokovic got angry at the US Open and whacked a tennis ball away, but it hit a line umpire, in the throat, she went down on her knees. He apologised profusely, and he was defaulted, so thats all good.
Today, his fans are abusing that umpire online, as she was named, how shallow can people be????
Fred99:
Having repeated problems with Google Pay and random "declined" transactions when using NFC / app on my phone. 10 minute wait then long discussion with the bank concluding with "it's not our problem - must be Google". So, I then have a 45 minute chat with 3 different people at Google concluding with "it's definitely not our problem - must be your bank".
FWIW, I have been using Google Pay with my AU Card (Commonwealth Bank) for a couple of years, and I can't recall ever having an issue with a transaction not going through. With NFC being pretty much ubiquitous in Australia, I use Google Pay almost exclusively so would likley have done many hundreds if not more than 1000 transactions through it in the last few years.
I also have a BNZ card linked which I use (when I can) when in NZ and can't say I've had an issue with that either.
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