> I have to say that it concerns me that the WorldPay, my credit card > processor, accept the transaction when the country on the card does not > match the country submitted - I am sure that they used to reject this.
For U.S. processors at least, the only "address" information available for credit cards is the numeric portion of the street address and the postal code. These two items are all that Address Verification Systems are designed to check. For example, if my real address is: 123 Elm Avenue Somewhere on Earth 98765 AVS will return a match when provided with: 123 Main Street A land far, far, away 98765 Because "123" and "98765" match in both addresses.
