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Got it. Thanks!

[GraphicBass]

I have the same scenario that will eventually occur with our new membership site. Will this add-on script work with Authorize.net when a subscription payment fails?

[GraphicBass]

OK, thanks!

[GraphicBass]

Thanks!

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I think you may have answered my question.

The current settings (typical) are:

Trial: $97.00 for 1 month

Recurring Billing Amount: $19.97

Recurring Billing Cycle: 1 month

Recurring Billing Count: 11

So, if I understand correctly, the Recurring Billing Count should be empty, and the subscription will simply continue until cancelled (or the card goes bad)? In other words: the $19.97 is billed each month forever?

Thanks,

gary

[GraphicBass]

OK, thanks for the reply. I’ll keep an eye out if (maybe) an update function is added to @P eStore.

gary

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Thanks for the links wzp/ I missed that when looking Authorize.net. Seems you’re right.

A follow-up: how does Amazon.com and other sites (including WooCommerce sites) handle these type of updates? And if I commission a custom add-on can that handle that with WP eStore?

My partner is pressing me for answers to this issue of updating with a new card number,, and it’s hard to find good information.

Thanks.

gary

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That”swhat I thought. Thanks!

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Thanks for the detailed answer. It helps a lot.

Sounds like Option 1 may be the one for me to use, as I do have the “start date” data die each member.

gary

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Another question, please…

I have the subscription start date of current subscribers in the proper field.

Does WP eMember send the “renewal” email to expiring subscribers based on their start date, or do I need to enter the expiration date in one of the two expiry fields?

If there is online documentation for all this, I’ll be happy to look there before asking if you can point me to the right URL.

gary

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That’s what I was afraid of. OK.

If we don’t cancel the current agreements, will they continue to run, and we’ll just “renew” them (actually, institute a new agreement) when the old runs out?

Just trying to understand so I can explain to a non-technical client.

Thanks.

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Thanks for the reply. I’lll re-read the referenced posts and see if they shed some light on what I’m trying to do, which may not be possible, I admin. I’ll post my results.

gary

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Here’s a URL if you need it:

[http://wells-smith.com/staging/gci/transaction-selection/]

[GraphicBass]

Thanks for the reply.

Can you offer an opinion of why would my client be getting these notices? Is t his something programmed by the previous developer of his existing site to generate from some type of ARB response, if not an email notice?

I can send a redacted copy of the emails privately if you think that will help.

Of course, I could just install the add-on and hope that however it’s working, it will continue to do so. (Right…wishful t inking)_.

Thanks

gary

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Thanks for the reply, although this method won’t quite work for what I want to do.

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