EClark1894 posted at 11:59AM Tue, 08 October 2019 - #4366430

Things like a postal address in the US can literally change overnight particularly with credit cards and bank cards. The plus four zip code actually tells the post office that you're in a specific section in your city. If it doesn't match up with what they have on a computer file, it may not go through. Or, despite your protestations, you may have just made a typo and didn't catch it.

That's not it. My address has not changed. And I did not make a typo, because I did not type in my address. My address is stored here at Rosity; I never need to type it in.

I think they changed something on their end, and it's now rejecting correct addresses. If it's just me, no big deal. I'll adapt.

If it's affecting everyone in the U.S., though, this could affect their bottom line. It takes very little to make people abandon their online shopping carts and not buy. That's why Amazon pushes that one-click thing - less chance for customers to change their minds.