sunshore@hotmail.com
VP-CART New User

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Posted - March 02 2016 : 14:55:21
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Hi everyone, I''m getting a little frustrated because, on average, 2 to 3 of every 10 customers placing an order end up with an "invalid secure token" response. A majority of payflow purchases are successful so it can''t be a coding issue, otherwise it would be happening 100% of the time. But still, there''s got to be something that can be done to ensure the secure token is valid. In some cases, customers receiving the "invalid secure token" message will try again and be successful but most of the customers who receive the message give up and don''t try again. We are losing a lot of money on something that shouldn''t be happening.
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Posted - March 02 2016 : 15:24:04
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That does not sound good.
Have you posted a ticket? If not one in and I will follow this up to make sure it is investigated for you.
https://helpdesk.vpasp.com
Thanks
Cam Flanigan VPCart Customer Care |
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sunshore@hotmail.com
VP-CART New User

149 Posts |
Posted - March 02 2016 : 16:12:15
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I don''t think we have yet because I was assigned to look at the errors we''ve been receving in order to try to find some commonality between them. I''ll send an email to my coworker and if he hasn''t opened a ticket, I''ll ask him to. It would be good to take a look at some of the unsuccessfuls. The invalid secure token is the most bothersome but we did have one occurrance of the cart reporting a ''fail'' when it was successful...the customer tried paypal express, failed, came back and went through payflow, which was successful..but the cart didn''t issue a new order id so it still read that it was a paypal express failure. I chalk that one up to a bizarre fluke because it''s only happened once and duplicating it for testing is impossible |
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squirrel
VP-CART New User

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