When updating card details, I get the following error:
[ThreeDs2_Authentication_Exception] Transaction declined.402 - [card_error/card_declined/generic_decline] Your card was declined.
The card details are double checked and seem to be correct.
I tried opening a ticket on sendgrid or contact support via chat but apparently that functionality is broken on the official sendgrid site, so I'm trying my luck here.
Any help is highly appreciated.
Try a different browser (like Chrome).
This may or not be a solution, but it worked for me.
I'm on a Mac and couldn't add a SendGrid payment in Brave, but it worked when I switched to Chrome.
Likely it's due to some extensions I have installed, but this happens to me a few times a month on other websites.
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My Adsense was working fine since last 7 years. One fine day I tried to change the bank account from Individual to Company bank account. Since then I am getting the error - "An unexpected error has occurred. Please try again later. [or-ieh-01].
I have tried-
Submitting the valid documents for the new bank account.
Reverting to the old working bank account (with the valid document for that account).
Deleting both the accounts and then try adding any of the bank account.
Neither of the above worked. Now my earned amount is stuck and I cannot use other Ad providers also as they required Google Ad Manager that is linked with a working Adsense account.
Please help me resolve this issue.
You're not the only one. Unluckily this is a known issue since mid-2021 and still unresolved. The cruel truth is, that there seemingly only exists a generic answer to this issue:
Try the path described on the official GooglePay issue fix site. Do exactly as demanded and double-check everything. In most cases that will work.
If that doesn't work contact the GooglePay Support. That's meh but you probably won't have another choice.
Or you might, as written in the official issue post, "try to use another form of payment or bank account for now".
You have my sympathy :-/
Edit: As mentioned in the comments below further ideas would be:
In case you're using it, disable VPN while you're using GooglePay as it seems to lead to conflicts.
Associate a new mail address.
Not sure, how esoteric that is, though. Those ideas came up after talking to friends and some web research.
Have you tried disabling adblocker and trying again?
OK so im just gonna ask this question, as I am at the end of the rope, with hopes someone out there will have some advice.
I have installed the Woocommerce Follow Up Emails plugin on my site, and for the life of me I cannot get it send the email.
The settings I have are:
Trigger: 3 days after the order total is above $1.00
Setting: Customer recieves the email once
There is nothing in the "scheduled emails" of the plugin showing up, however and this is the part that throws me off, in the Tools>Scheduled Actions of the wordpress dashboard i get multiple entries of the below:
which tells me that it the emails are being scheduled but are not being sent out (even though it says, action complete). I have checked the WPMail log nothing, i have checked Cpanel Email Tracking and theres nothing. I have a WP Cron plugin installed that tells me it is functioning correctly.
Does anybody have any ideas/suggestions that i could do or check that I havent done already? Is there something I'm missing?
Any help will greatly be appreciated.
P.S, I purchased the plugin from a third party site and cant ask Woocommerce for support without paying for subscription (which i will do as my absolute last resort)
The plugin works fine on my side, although it is very basic in its functionalities and you reach super quickly its limitations.
I'd suggest you buy the plugin from WC. They tend to have special offers of 30-50% off few times a year. Their support is typically very good and has a live chat so you get answers often directly.
Hope you got it figured out by now.
I am getting the following error in the transactions section of the dashboard (since days, I am not able to test anything):
We’re sorry, something went wrong while fetching sandbox transactions. Please try again.
Does anyone know how to fix this?
I talked to the PayPal support and it seems to be a global issue at the moment which should be fixed until tomorrow. There is another solution to create a sandbox account right now (see Unable to use sandbox accounts), but then I am not able to verify those accounts because the notification email with the confirmation link is completely broken. So unfortunately it seems we all just have to wait for it to work again.
I am seeing the same issue this morning. I am getting UNKNOWN_ERROR when trying to process via the Sandbox from .NET using SDK as well. Even the .NET Sample SDK is returning a UNKNOWN_ERROR. I sure hope they get this fixed soon.
I have the same issue on the transactions dashboard. Additionally Mass Payout's are not processed, but regular Payment's are working.
Sandbox mode, using Node.js REST API
I got the latest version of this beautiful plugin call: WooCommerce Email Inquiry and Cart Options Pro, but It needs to be activated after installation also It needs to be bound with one domain name, this is not good.
Dear friend could you pls help me to solve these two problem? This is the plugin download address.
Error pagek:
I'm not familiar with this plugin but you should reaching out to the developers of the plugin here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce-email-inquiry-cart-options/
Keys are typically used to validate a purchase.
I am facing the same problem as seen in this http://forge.prestashop.com/browse/PNM-1165
It says this following message after I click on 'pay with paypal'
Error occurred:
Please try to contact the merchant:
PayPal response:
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I don't know what to do T^T
Im using prestashop 1.5.4 and paypal module 3.5
There is one reply suggestion from Francois Gaillard added a comment - 29/Mar/13 9:29 AM
He said that
This issue occurs when your server IP has been blocked by the PayPal's API. If you are running share hosting environment the server can be banned blacklisted by PayPal.
Please, try to contact PayPal support they should be able to help you.
Let us know when you have more details please.
Thank you,
Kind regards.
That answer is incorrect in as much that we do not block IP addresses to our API endpoints without making the merchant aware.
It is correct, from our experience, that the above error occurs in PrestaShop when your server is unable to establish a successful HTTPS connection with our API endpoint.
I suggest you take a look at General troubleshooting - API timeout and run the tests provided in it.
Pay special attention to the AT&T block we mention in there, as we've seen a large number of API callers getting blocked at that level.
Unfortunately that block is beyond our control - but we've heard good reports of merchants getting in touch with AT&T and getting that block lifted (if confirmed to be blocked there).