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What is the Credit Card ID?

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What is the Credit Card ID?

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On the back of the credit card, this is the 3 digit number printed on the signature strip. We require this number in order to validate that the person placing the order has possession of the credit card when placing the order.

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. The card ID (as shown in the pictures below) is a 3 digit security code that is printed on the back of your credit card. The card ID protects you from online fraud by verifying that you are in possession of the card you are attempting to use.

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How does my Credit Card ID protect me? Credit Card IDs are not raised, so they are not scanned into standard credit card readers. These numbers are only visible to you. When you give your Credit Card ID to a merchant, you assist the merchant in verifying that the order is being placed by you, the card holder. Why do we ask for my Credit Card ID when I place an order online? This help us detect fraudulent use of your card before your account is charged. This simple step allows us to greatly enhance the safety and security of our ordering process and also guarantees that your order is given priority status when placed. Without the security code, we must take extra precautions before processing your online registration or credit purchase. Visa, MasterCard, Discover Card Holders: Flip your card over and look at the signature box. You should see a 16-digit credit card number followed by a special 3-digit code. This 3-digit code is your Credit Card ID. American Express Card Holders: Look for

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The credit card identification number is a security code issued with credit cards. It is used as an additional means of protection against fraud, and helps us validate your charge.

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