What is the purpose of the DHgate Credit Card Authorization form?
The DHgate Credit Card Authorization form is used to grant authorization for DHgate or its subsidiaries to charge your credit card for a specified amount. It also holds the customer responsible for any escrow fees associated with the transaction if it is canceled or if the merchandise is returned. This form ensures that both parties understand the terms of the transaction.
What information do I need to provide on the form?
You will need to fill in several details, including your name, order number, total amount, and your credit card number. Additionally, you must sign the form to indicate your consent. Properly including a copy of the front and back of the credit card, with specific security information blocked out, is also necessary.
Why do I need to block off the security code on my credit card?
Blocking off the security code is a crucial step to protect your personal and financial information. By doing so, you reduce the risk of unauthorized access to your credit card details, enhancing the security of your transaction.
What does it mean to be bound by DHgate’s terms of use?
Being bound by DHgate's terms of use means that you agree to follow all the rules and guidelines set by DHgate when using their services. This is vital as it governs your rights and responsibilities in the transaction process, ensuring a smooth experience for both you and the platform.
What should I do if I need to return the merchandise?
If you need to return merchandise, you must follow the return instructions outlined by DHgate. The Credit Card Authorization form emphasizes that customers are responsible for following these instructions to ensure proper handling of returns and potential refunds.
Is it necessary to print the form and photocopy my credit card?
Yes, it is necessary to print the form and securely place a copy of your credit card on it as instructed. This requirement helps in verifying your identity and association with the card, confirming your consent for the transaction.