Nobody knows what it means . <| sep |> Not sure what happened since I was mostly seeing if I could do it without making special changes , but I cleared it with MundeokBeatriceNiven with a random VMewWoompa ally . It took virtually no damage for a while , then it dropped quick . <| sep |> Yes , I know . Thank you . <| sep |> Witkin is one of my favorite photographers . Totally unethical , but his work is so beautiful . <| sep |> Ah great ! I am an IT analyst in the retail industry , and I handle a lot of common issues not too different from one like this for both brick and mortar stores and ECommerce all of the time . Depending on MD ' s payment , inventory management , and auditing systems , reprocessing a transaction even though you may have initially been at the beginning of the queue often means that unfortunately your original spot , or transaction , had to be voided , and caused you to move to the back of the line when a new transaction was created . This is exactly why you were given explicit instructions to rejoin by a certain date which gave you a new transaction # and paying by a certain date getting a new credit authorization # from the bank . It is not as simple as just repushing your payment info through on an existing transaction , so many days after the original date of the sale . This is because the authorization # given by the bank is unique and only applies to that specific transaction #, for that specific amount , at that exact date and time . If their system was really broken to allow reusing an old completed transaction #, it would literally go against compliance and auditing , and MD would not only be subject to very hefty fines , but also risk losing the ability to be able to accept credit cards period which is a death sentence to any modern business , let alone an online one . Suffice it to say there are tons of measures and controls put into place to be able to keep your data safe because at the end of the day a minor inconvenience is better than being charged more than once , and then having to deal with the bureaucracy of getting your money back from a retailer who has to work through the banks . It is an agonizingly long process . With that said , I think MD is doing as reasonably good of a job as can be expected , from an industry insider perspective . As big as they are today , they are still a small time company but are definitely growing , and feeling the pains of said growth . They stumbled a bit , sure , but hopefully they have learned a few things from this experience and will be better prepared for the next big drop . Lol , and you ' re sweet for offering yours up . It would totally make my day if I happened to call out the exact SN that you get though ! Alas , I ' m already part of the drop myself , but thanks anyway . 😉