ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »Upon setting up your subscription plan you may see an initial transaction against your account however this transaction is only temporary. The charge represents an authorization check against the account provided and will be removed once the authorization check is complete.
Exceptions to this general rule are Webmoney, ideal, PaySafeCard, and Giropay.
[Update]
We want everyone who purchased ESO to have immediate access to the included 30 days of ESO game time. In the event that you enter your payment information for authorization and the transaction cancels due to lack of funds in your account, please contact our Support Team. We’ll work with you to ensure you have access to your included 30 days of game time.
Please ensure that you have attempted to enter payment information and had the transaction fail due to lack of funds before submitting a help request. We will get you into the game and playing as soon as possible.
We require you to choose a subscription option and enter valid payment information. For credit cards, debit cards and PayPal there is no charge made until after your included 30 days of game time has expired. For these payment methods, there is an authorization check performed to ensure the payment method is valid. You may see a temporary account authorization hold put on funds in your account while the verification completes. Usually this authorization hold lasts a short period of time before being removed. It can vary from bank to bank.
If you prefer to use one of the following payment methods, payment is processed at the time of selecting your preferred subscription plan.
- Game Time Cards [via Retailer]
- GiroPay
- iDeal
- Paysafe Card
- WebMoney
Well, I have made up my mind. I bought two copies of the game - one for myself and one for my husband. However, because they insist on charging a full month's subscription fee up front, even if it does eventually drop off, I will be taking my copies back, unopened. I will restart WoW instead. At least I know when and how much I will get charged with Blizzard. I absolutely love this game and I have been faithful to it, even through the betas and the last few screwy days, but it's time to cut the ties. I will miss the game, as I really think it has a lot of potential, but the skewed financial and customer service practices are just too much.
It truly saddens me that things have worked out this way.
rdesja202b16_ESO wrote: »Well, I have made up my mind. I bought two copies of the game - one for myself and one for my husband. However, because they insist on charging a full month's subscription fee up front, even if it does eventually drop off, I will be taking my copies back, unopened. I will restart WoW instead. At least I know when and how much I will get charged with Blizzard. I absolutely love this game and I have been faithful to it, even through the betas and the last few screwy days, but it's time to cut the ties. I will miss the game, as I really think it has a lot of potential, but the skewed financial and customer service practices are just too much.
It truly saddens me that things have worked out this way.
I admire your stand Allonsy>
I am willing to forgo my Fantasy/Skyrim/MMO addiction only because I find my Principles on this mater to be much higher than my addiction to gaming.
I have 2 unopened Imperial Edition boxes ($240.00 worth) sitting on the floor right next to me (one for me and one for my daughter), which will be returned shortly if they don't find a fix to help the countless players who have paid good money but are locked out due to Company Greed or Company not understanding their playerbase.
It is not my loss but theirs, will come back when it becomes free to play in a couple of seasons. I still hold hope but am flabbergasted at the stupidity of them not thinking this part out.
ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »Upon setting up your subscription plan you may see an initial transaction against your account however this transaction is only temporary. The charge represents an authorization check against the account provided and will be removed once the authorization check is complete.
Exceptions to this general rule are Webmoney, ideal, PaySafeCard, and Giropay.
[Update]
We want everyone who purchased ESO to have immediate access to the included 30 days of ESO game time. In the event that you enter your payment information for authorization and the transaction cancels due to lack of funds in your account, please contact our Support Team. We’ll work with you to ensure you have access to your included 30 days of game time.
Please ensure that you have attempted to enter payment information and had the transaction fail due to lack of funds before submitting a help request. We will get you into the game and playing as soon as possible.
We require you to choose a subscription option and enter valid payment information. For credit cards, debit cards and PayPal there is no charge made until after your included 30 days of game time has expired. For these payment methods, there is an authorization check performed to ensure the payment method is valid. You may see a temporary account authorization hold put on funds in your account while the verification completes. Usually this authorization hold lasts a short period of time before being removed. It can vary from bank to bank.
If you prefer to use one of the following payment methods, payment is processed at the time of selecting your preferred subscription plan.
- Game Time Cards [via Retailer]
- GiroPay
- iDeal
- Paysafe Card
- WebMoney
I want to be sure that I am understanding the bold portion of the above quote properly.
You want to people with limited funds to put their accounts into overdraft status to prove to you that they don't have the money to validate their cards? Basically go into over draft to obtain what they have already paid ZoS for? I'm not entirely sure I see the logic in that decision.
Again I have more than enough to pay my sub and a couple hundred others. Its the principle of it that makes me refuse to give ZoS anymore of my money.
Good luck explaining the mentality behind that post
otomodachi wrote: »It's possible some folks overdrafted on other charges while funds were on hold due to pre-auth, but my understanding of how pre-authorizations works means that it wouldn't in-and-of-itself cause a overdraft. It's possible I'm wrong; haven't subbed yet myself, just been following this topic with interest.ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »Upon setting up your subscription plan you may see an initial transaction against your account however this transaction is only temporary. The charge represents an authorization check against the account provided and will be removed once the authorization check is complete.
Exceptions to this general rule are Webmoney, ideal, PaySafeCard, and Giropay.
[Update]
We want everyone who purchased ESO to have immediate access to the included 30 days of ESO game time. In the event that you enter your payment information for authorization and the transaction cancels due to lack of funds in your account, please contact our Support Team. We’ll work with you to ensure you have access to your included 30 days of game time.
Please ensure that you have attempted to enter payment information and had the transaction fail due to lack of funds before submitting a help request. We will get you into the game and playing as soon as possible.
We require you to choose a subscription option and enter valid payment information. For credit cards, debit cards and PayPal there is no charge made until after your included 30 days of game time has expired. For these payment methods, there is an authorization check performed to ensure the payment method is valid. You may see a temporary account authorization hold put on funds in your account while the verification completes. Usually this authorization hold lasts a short period of time before being removed. It can vary from bank to bank.
If you prefer to use one of the following payment methods, payment is processed at the time of selecting your preferred subscription plan.
- Game Time Cards [via Retailer]
- GiroPay
- iDeal
- Paysafe Card
- WebMoney
I want to be sure that I am understanding the bold portion of the above quote properly.
You want to people with limited funds to put their accounts into overdraft status to prove to you that they don't have the money to validate their cards? Basically go into over draft to obtain what they have already paid ZoS for? I'm not entirely sure I see the logic in that decision.
Again I have more than enough to pay my sub and a couple hundred others. Its the principle of it that makes me refuse to give ZoS anymore of my money.
Good luck explaining the mentality behind that post
otomodachi wrote: »It's possible some folks overdrafted on other charges while funds were on hold due to pre-auth, but my understanding of how pre-authorizations works means that it wouldn't in-and-of-itself cause a overdraft. It's possible I'm wrong; haven't subbed yet myself, just been following this topic with interest.ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »Upon setting up your subscription plan you may see an initial transaction against your account however this transaction is only temporary. The charge represents an authorization check against the account provided and will be removed once the authorization check is complete.
Exceptions to this general rule are Webmoney, ideal, PaySafeCard, and Giropay.
[Update]
We want everyone who purchased ESO to have immediate access to the included 30 days of ESO game time. In the event that you enter your payment information for authorization and the transaction cancels due to lack of funds in your account, please contact our Support Team. We’ll work with you to ensure you have access to your included 30 days of game time.
Please ensure that you have attempted to enter payment information and had the transaction fail due to lack of funds before submitting a help request. We will get you into the game and playing as soon as possible.
We require you to choose a subscription option and enter valid payment information. For credit cards, debit cards and PayPal there is no charge made until after your included 30 days of game time has expired. For these payment methods, there is an authorization check performed to ensure the payment method is valid. You may see a temporary account authorization hold put on funds in your account while the verification completes. Usually this authorization hold lasts a short period of time before being removed. It can vary from bank to bank.
If you prefer to use one of the following payment methods, payment is processed at the time of selecting your preferred subscription plan.
- Game Time Cards [via Retailer]
- GiroPay
- iDeal
- Paysafe Card
- WebMoney
I want to be sure that I am understanding the bold portion of the above quote properly.
You want to people with limited funds to put their accounts into overdraft status to prove to you that they don't have the money to validate their cards? Basically go into over draft to obtain what they have already paid ZoS for? I'm not entirely sure I see the logic in that decision.
Again I have more than enough to pay my sub and a couple hundred others. Its the principle of it that makes me refuse to give ZoS anymore of my money.
Good luck explaining the mentality behind that post
I have had it happen to me. I had a gas station pre auth for 100 taking the funds for my spotify fee which hit and caused an over draft. I hate those days of counting pennies.
ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »Upon setting up your subscription plan you may see an initial transaction against your account however this transaction is only temporary. The charge represents an authorization check against the account provided and will be removed once the authorization check is complete.
Exceptions to this general rule are Webmoney, ideal, PaySafeCard, and Giropay.
[Update]
We want everyone who purchased ESO to have immediate access to the included 30 days of ESO game time. In the event that you enter your payment information for authorization and the transaction cancels due to lack of funds in your account, please contact our Support Team. We’ll work with you to ensure you have access to your included 30 days of game time.
Please ensure that you have attempted to enter payment information and had the transaction fail due to lack of funds before submitting a help request. We will get you into the game and playing as soon as possible.
We require you to choose a subscription option and enter valid payment information. For credit cards, debit cards and PayPal there is no charge made until after your included 30 days of game time has expired. For these payment methods, there is an authorization check performed to ensure the payment method is valid. You may see a temporary account authorization hold put on funds in your account while the verification completes. Usually this authorization hold lasts a short period of time before being removed. It can vary from bank to bank.
If you prefer to use one of the following payment methods, payment is processed at the time of selecting your preferred subscription plan.
- Game Time Cards [via Retailer]
- GiroPay
- iDeal
- Paysafe Card
- WebMoney
I want to be sure that I am understanding the bold portion of the above quote properly.
You want to people with limited funds to put their accounts into overdraft status to prove to you that they don't have the money to validate their cards? Basically go into over draft to obtain what they have already paid ZoS for? I'm not entirely sure I see the logic in that decision.
Again I have more than enough to pay my sub and a couple hundred others. Its the principle of it that makes me refuse to give ZoS anymore of my money.
Good luck explaining the mentality behind that post
Christophetes wrote: »I haven't seen anything indicating that they are reserving the full subscription fee. Only that you may see an initial transaction. Most processes that operate in this way do reserve .01 or 1.00 for the reservation.
What would be helpful is if Zenimax would indicate the actual amount of the reservation to take the guess work out on players. 99% of you having problems with this go away if the amount is .01 or 1.00.
They ARE reserving the full amount, because if it were only $1.00, my card would authorize just fine.
Acceptable or unacceptable. I am still waiting for a game announcement for any game in any genre where the community as a whole doesn't bring out their pitch forks and head out to stomp a troll in the ground.
Guys, this is not Zenimax Online doing it, it is their merchant who is doing it.
And first and foremost, this game is of the international sort. There are a number of banks that will deny transactions as potential fraud if the destination purchase is in another country. So some merchants require this. Some gas stations will do this and you never know it.
I haven't seen anything indicating that they are reserving the full subscription fee. Only that you may see an initial transaction. Most processes that operate in this way do reserve .01 or 1.00 for the reservation.
What would be helpful is if Zenimax would indicate the actual amount of the reservation to take the guess work out on players. 99% of you having problems with this go away if the amount is .01 or 1.00.
Which is bloody awesome if you have a credit card handy, i do not...Thank you for choosing the 30-Day subscription for The Elder Scrolls® Online
When your current Game Time expires, you will be billed $15.00AUD + applicable taxes for another 30 days of Game Time.
Was NOT charged at all, no transaction was made to my bank, no money was taken from my account...
I thought it sounded a bit off, it seems like if that's happening to some people it must be from game codes / ?
If I want to cancel the payment I can do so before the 30 day free play is up, but if I'm playing the game it stands to reason I would want a sub. Starting to look like a mountain out of a mole hill.
ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »You may see a temporary account authorization hold put on funds in your account while the verification completes.
ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »You may see a temporary account authorization hold put on funds in your account (amounting to your chosen subscription) while the verification completes.
ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »Upon setting up your subscription plan you may see an initial transaction against your account however this transaction is only temporary. The charge represents an authorization check against the account provided and will be removed once the authorization check is complete.
Exceptions to this general rule are Webmoney, ideal, PaySafeCard, and Giropay.
[Update]
We want everyone who purchased ESO to have immediate access to the included 30 days of ESO game time. In the event that you enter your payment information for authorization and the transaction cancels due to lack of funds in your account, please contact our Support Team. We’ll work with you to ensure you have access to your included 30 days of game time.
Please ensure that you have attempted to enter payment information and had the transaction fail due to lack of funds before submitting a help request. We will get you into the game and playing as soon as possible.
We require you to choose a subscription option and enter valid payment information. For credit cards, debit cards and PayPal there is no charge made until after your included 30 days of game time has expired. For these payment methods, there is an authorization check performed to ensure the payment method is valid. You may see a temporary account authorization hold put on funds in your account while the verification completes. Usually this authorization hold lasts a short period of time before being removed. It can vary from bank to bank.
If you prefer to use one of the following payment methods, payment is processed at the time of selecting your preferred subscription plan.
- Game Time Cards [via Retailer]
- GiroPay
- iDeal
- Paysafe Card
- WebMoney
Protection is not charging full amount and besides that my credit card company takes care of fraudulent charges very well along with my bank.Guys, I work as a store manager for a big box retailer. They have to do this to protect you and them from fraud.
And what if we have no access to those features at this time? how do i get to use my 30 days free?ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »We want everyone who purchased ESO to have immediate access to the included 30 days of ESO game time. In the event that you enter your payment information for authorization and the transaction cancels due to lack of funds in your account, please contact our Support Team. We’ll work with you to ensure you have access to your included 30 days of game time.
Please ensure that you have attempted to enter payment information and had the transaction fail due to lack of funds before submitting a help request. We will get you into the game and playing as soon as possible.
We require you to choose a subscription option and enter valid payment information. For credit cards, debit cards and PayPal there is no charge made until after your included 30 days of game time has expired. For these payment methods, there is an authorization check performed to ensure the payment method is valid. You may see a temporary account authorization hold put on funds in your account while the verification completes. Usually this authorization hold lasts a short period of time before being removed. It can vary from bank to bank.
If you prefer to use one of the following payment methods, payment is processed at the time of selecting your preferred subscription plan.
- Game Time Cards [via Retailer]
- GiroPay
- iDeal
- Paysafe Card
- WebMoney