How did EZ Pass update my cc with a new exp date without me notifying them?

[Baruch]

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[SearchGuy]

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they didn't, the CC approved it with a wrong expiration date

[Baruch]

they didn't, the CC approved it with a wrong expiration date

I looked on EZ Pass' website - they have my new exp on file

[SearchGuy]

I looked on EZ Pass' website - they have my new exp on file

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[Baruch]

Thanks. Do all big institutions receive the updates from cc companies?
 

[rivkao]

Had the same story. Got a message from them to update with new exp and I didn't but charges are going through successfully.

[Baruch]

Areivim is pretty proffesionaly organized, they called me up to update the exp.

[12HRS]

Areivim is pretty proffesionaly organized, they called me up to update the exp.

Areivim is tiny compared to e-zpass

[mgarfin]

Its called token billing. The idea is there is a unique token (code) established between ez pass's CC processor and your bank/card therefor enabling them to keep charging a card even though there is a change (even the cc #)

[Brian93]

Its called token billing. The idea is there is a unique token (code) established between ez pass's CC processor and your bank/card therefor enabling them to keep charging a card even though there is a change (even the cc #)

Could this make issues when using virtual cards on subscriptions?

[Marko Rubio]

Its called token billing. The idea is there is a unique token (code) established between ez pass's CC processor and your bank/card therefor enabling them to keep charging a card even though there is a change (even the cc #)

+1, similar to this i once closed a AU on my account that was charged automatic every month on sears, and the charge was going thru after i closed the AU like never happened, called in amex and they said that since it was established between them this charge for months it will go thru as long the primary card is open

[Baruch]

Its called token billing. The idea is there is a unique token (code) established between ez pass's CC processor and your bank/card therefor enabling them to keep charging a card even though there is a change (even the cc #)

But it runs deeper, because on EZ Pass' website by my cc info, it actually had my new exp date on the cc profile. Chase must have notified them.