and so I was inclined to think that it was the fault of 'three' network....seeing as how the banking side of things, had gone through 'as normal' but what do I know?...at worst, it could be a 'hack', I suppose....or it could be that 'HSBC investigation' going on, again...see previous notes upon their so-called 'extra security' which means that the cashpoint swallows your card - you then have to ask for it back at the branch....which has happened to me, once....and after that I figured it would be best to use other cashpoints to avoid that type of annoyance in future (see previous notes upon that CID google map - shown to me, in order to pinpoint who was 'up to no good' in relation to the whole HSBC number)....
anyway, I was to contact MY3 who kindly decided to topup my account by £25....and as far as I can see - they haven't forced the card payment through...they have given me a £25 topup for free...isn't that good of them?
and what else...well, look at the following....anybody know what 'went wrong' here?...naturally I won't be putting up the numbers....but even so....go figure:
it plainly says that the card issuer was to blame and that would be the HSBC...however, that didn't appear to be my experience upon the internet...something betwixt and between?...anyway, I was told by 'three' to contact my bank to sort it out....is it worth it? see previous notes upon 'all of that'....go figure.
oh and what does 'non-registered card' mean?...registered for what?...I remember now...it is simply because my old debit card had expired and yet the 'three' network won't let me delete those old details and tap in my new debit card details...I therefore have to click on 'other card' and tap in my new card's details, every single time that I want to topup...and so was that, the problem all along?...I would guess that is the case and so no point in contacting my bank, whatsoever.
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