- Report: #881775
Complaint Review: Certegy
| Certegy
Millersville, Maryland United States of America |
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Certegy Check denied at Target by Certegy. Millersville, Maryland
*Consumer Comment: What was the check number??
*Consumer Suggestion: I think they were trying to tell you something
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From their website: We understand and apologize for any concern caused by your check not being authorized. Certegy carefully analyzes patterns of check writing activity designed to protect consumers as well as our merchants from fraud, identity theft and unauthorized usage. While the majority of check authorization requests result in approval, there are occasions when a valid check matches these patterns, resulting in a decline. This decline was not a result of any negative check writing information, but as a preventative measure. These situations are rare and should not affect the authorization of your checks in the future. Please be assured, this has been conveyed to the merchant.
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Search Tips#1 Consumer Comment
What was the check number??
AUTHOR: Steven - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, May 13, 2012
Sometimes as a preventative measure some places may not cash a check that starts with a numbers between 1 and 100 (as an example) because people have been known to open a checking account and then turn around and close it after they get their initial order of checks.
They also could have not cashed it because it was a new account.
Maybe use your debit card for purchases and write checks to pay bills for around 6 months or so until Certegy or other check approval companies will see that this is an account that appears to be one that is reliable.
#2 Consumer Suggestion
I think they were trying to tell you something
AUTHOR: Josh - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, May 12, 2012

