Troubles with Amazon Japan | U.S. Customers Speak Out
Edited By
Yuki Tanaka
Ordering figures from overseas can be tricky. A recent discussion highlights concerns from customers buying directly from Amazon Japan, sparking questions about payment issues and card acceptance for U.S. residents.
Payment Problems
A customer reported issues with card declines while trying to purchase a figure. As they confirmed that their address was accepted, the persistent rejection of their card raised significant worries. Many are left wondering if American cards are actually accepted by Amazon Japan.
"It might be your card isn’t accepted. But they definitely allow American credit cards," one responder noted.
Debit vs. Credit Cards
Some commenters pinpointed the problem might lie in the type of card used.
Credit Cards: Generally accepted for international orders.
Debit Cards: May face issues due to international processing requirements.
"Are you using a credit card or a debit card? If the latter, that could be the issue," another noted.
Discussion on Payment Options
While Amazon Japan is still a go-to for many collectors, those facing problems inquire about other options.
PayPal: Some users question if this payment method could be viable.
Other Payment Methods: Suggestions might come from future comments, helping users navigate these transactions.
Summary of Insights
▽ Many customers successfully use American credit cards.
△ Issues primarily linked to debit cards and their acceptance.
※ "Are you using a credit card or a debit card?" - A common query.
Larger Implications
As these concerns circulate, one has to ask—are international retailers struggling to accommodate American payment methods? The conversation suggests a need for clearer guidance from Amazon Japan on acceptable payment options.
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