cheeser123 wrote: »
Calls me "neanderthalic."
Doesn't know how to use grade-school grammar.
I've already demonstrated my capability of using punctuation including the apostrophe within the quote, it is you who lacks the comprehension to differentiate between a mistake and the lack of knowledge. Become a better pedant please
Quote from eHow.
"In some cases, you can give someone, such as a relative or friend, authorization to use your credit card account. You may also have to write a signed note authorizing the person. Giving away this information (credit card or digits) to anyone, even someone you know well, is a very risky decision. Also, allowing someone else to sign for transactions on your credit card could go against your credit card service agreement. Examine your creditor's rules before allowing someone to use the card.
Read more: http://www.ehow.com/info_7827874_can-authorization-use-credit-card.html#ixzz2yNdRXjim"
Ah wait nvm this bit. I guess my mistake derived from the lack of an e while you adding quoting apostrophe made me focus on the apostrophe instead of directing my focus to the context of which the mistake lay.cheeser123 wrote: »I've already demonstrated my capability of using punctuation including the apostrophe within the quote, it is you who lacks the comprehension to differentiate between a mistake and the lack of knowledge. Become a better pedant please
Your ability to find and press the apostrophe key notwithstanding, the correct word there is "whose."
PS Nice epeen. Everybody's impressed that you went ahead and listed everything you own right up to the headset.
Yet, you were the one who corrected it as "who's".
I don't know what you argument is anyway. You believed that my earlier post was directed at you when it wasn't. You started attacking me out of your lack of awareness, maybe you were too hyped up within a debate you were ready to attack anybody. If I confirmed your debate that you can authorise anyone to use you credit card for this game then fine, let's stop whatever we are doing right now.cheeser123 wrote: »Quote from eHow.
"In some cases, you can give someone, such as a relative or friend, authorization to use your credit card account. You may also have to write a signed note authorizing the person. Giving away this information (credit card or digits) to anyone, even someone you know well, is a very risky decision. Also, allowing someone else to sign for transactions on your credit card could go against your credit card service agreement. Examine your creditor's rules before allowing someone to use the card.
Read more: http://www.ehow.com/info_7827874_can-authorization-use-credit-card.html#ixzz2yNdRXjim"
Glad to see you've confirmed what I said.
Now, to summarize:
Foreign people: We don't have credit cards.
Jerks: Too bad, read the ToS.
Foreign people: We were told we could get other payment options.
Jerks: Too bad, read the ToS. Or just use a friend's card.
Me: That is actually a violation of the ToS.
Jerks: OMG u r so pedantic lolololol
I rest my case.
Ah wait nvm this bit. I guess my mistake derived from the lack of an e while you adding quoting apostrophe made me focus on the apostrophe instead of directing my focus to the context of which the mistake lay.
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I seen, unfortunately I have a very poor cognitive ability especially in regards to retaining conversations and what I have or others have said.cheeser123 wrote: »Yet, you were the one who corrected it as "who's".
Wow, you are just astounding. I quoted you verbatim. My only addition was the emphasis.
See for yourself:
http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/discussion/comment/585945/#Comment_585945
If I confirmed your debate that you can authorise anyone to use you credit card for this game then fine
It doesn't say you have to put that persons name on your card account or tell your credit company you are authorising said a person. I read "you can give someone, such as a relative or friend, authorization to use your credit card account."cheeser123 wrote: »If I confirmed your debate that you can authorise anyone to use you credit card for this game then fine
That is really not what that article said, not even remotely. Did you even read it before cherry picking that quotation? Authorized users are approved by the crediting agency and issued their own temporary or permanent card. You can't just hand it over and say "hey bro, ur totally authorzed go 4 it lolol."
If you want to walk back all the nonsense you've been saying, fine. I'm just sick of people berating foreigners and others who don't have access to a valid payment method, especially when they propose doing something else as some obvious or trivial solution -- when in fact, that would constitute a more serious breach of the ToS. It's arrogant and stupid, and I thought I'd turn the tables on them. And then, for no apparent reason, you walked right into the middle of that.
Now you accept you can authorise a friend to use your card?cheeser123 wrote: »Other examples might be a spouse, elderly parent, etc. It would not include your friend who has no relationship with you or your credit service.
Note the bolded lines above.cheeser123 wrote: »
Gosh, and if you actually did what I said and Googled "authorized user" you'd find out that an authorized user must be a CARDHOLDER on the account. Someone your company approves to use the card, like your irrelevant example of children. Other examples might be a spouse, elderly parent, etc. It would not include your friend who has no relationship with you or your credit service. So if you and/or your friend try to set up his account with your card, you've violated the ToS
cheeser123 wrote: »
and (based on every credit agreement I've ever seen, which is more than the zero Captain Grammar up there has) it also violates the credit card agreement.
cheeser123 wrote: »And then, for no apparent reason, you walked right into the middle of that.