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Old 11-06-2011, 07:09 AM   #7
geertm
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Originally Posted by slex View Post
No, it is not an American credit card. I didn't know anything about their policy change, but if there is such a thing, probably it explains it, not my account being locked.
I can still buy e-books at B&N with my Dutch Visa card here in the Netherlands. My account is registered with an US shipping and billing address and I am using alwaysVPN.

Last year I made the mistake of letting a screen protector for my NC ship to my Dutch address. After that I could not use my credit card anymore to buy e-books. It seems because I shipped something to the Netherlands, the B&N system flagged my credit card as not being a real US credit card.
I assume that you had to contact B&N to reset the locked account? It would not surprise me if because of that your credit card was flagged as not being really US.
I solved my problem by using another credit card.
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