Verisign's PayFlow allows clients to issue refunds by referencing a PNREF 
(transaction #) as well as setting up reoccurring billing.  
 
The only thing I need to store is the PNREF # which is a Verisign # that can 
only be accessed via Verisign's administrative console.  
 
Therefore the liability shifts to them, not me.

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From: Mark Leder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 9/22/2005 11:23 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Spam:RE: Credit card storage



While I can appreciate and agree with everything that is being stated about
not storing credit cards, the one issue I constantly run into is this:

Even though CC's are processed through an Internet merchant account in real
time and not stored on a client's database, clients want to be able to
access the number so that they can a) issue refunds/credits or b) have
recurring billing, such as would occur with a subscription.  I just went out
and checked Authorize.net's virtual terminal and in the refund/credit mode,
the form requires the full cc number and exp date.  In this case should the
client just store the last 4 digits of the number and not store the exp date
at all, then contact the customer when a refund is to be processed
(referencing the ending card digits)?

In the case of recurring billing, Authorize.net now includes that as part of
their offerings.

Unfortunately, most clients get the impression that storing CCs is OK,
because they do business with Amazon and GoDaddy, and others which keeps
their numbers on file (with the user's permission).  I'm sure these
companies have multiple layers of security.

Thanks,
Mark






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