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I had a problem when use Amazon Web Service. I signed up succesfully Account in AWS.amazon.com, but I cant use amazon sevice.
I dont know why. My visa card is no money in there.
Amazon support sent me two mail
Greetings from Amazon Web Services,
We received an error while confirming the payment method associated with your Amazon Web Services account.
To use some Amazon Web Services, you must provide a valid payment method. Please update your payment method information at the following page:
https://console.aws.amazon.com/billing/home#/paymentmethods
Some common reasons why an authorization might fail are:
Amazon is not set up to accept the CVV2 security code associated with credit cards. Your bank may be able to temporarily lift this requirement.
The authorization is for a low dollar amount ($1.00), which your bank may decline.
If you signed up for multiple AWS services, a $1.00 authorization may be performed for each service. Your bank may approve the first authorization and decline subsequent ones depending on their security policies.
Some banks have restrictions on Internet transactions. You may want to check with your credit card company to see if they have such a restriction.
We recommend you contact your bank to determine the exact reason for the decline, or to ask them to take steps on their end to approve the authorization. Once your bank is ready to approve the authorization, please contact us back and we will retry this authorization for you.
If you feel you have received this e-mail in error, please include these details in your case.
Thank you for using Amazon Web Services.
Sincerely,
Amazon Web Services
Amazon Web Services, Inc. is a subsidiary of Amazon.com, Inc. Amazon.com is a registered trademark of Amazon.com, Inc. This message was produced and distributed by Amazon Web Services Inc., 410 Terry Ave. North, Seattle, WA 98109-5210
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A few weeks ago I implemented my first REST integration with the DocuSign API. Things over all went smoothly and with very little complaints. One particular hang up I experienced though was some confusion in regards to the Developer account and how it relates to the General account. I started with a developer account and used the test credentials to build my integration. Once my integration passed inspection it required me to choose another paid docusign account that the integration key would "go live" on. This is all pretty straight forward.
The curve ball came when I actually went to purchase the API account and it said, "you aren't eligible to purchase this". There isn't clear instruction on the site, so my questions are:
1.) In what order does the account creation need to go? Developer > General (Paid) > API Plan (Paid)?
2.) Does DocuSign expect the user, as the customer, to purchase the plan or should that plan be purchased through my developer account?
I tried to reach out to customer service directly, but it was pretty much a, "give us all of your money, then we'll help" situation. I have several customers who are interested in this integration, but I'm not comfortable presenting this as an option until I get a better understanding of the process. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
In general, DocuSign does require a paid account to complete the Go Live process. If you - the integration owner - will not be using DocuSign yourself, you would want to reach out to the [DocuSign Partners program][1] to receive a free Partner account that can hold your integration key instead of having to purchase one.
From there, the end users of your integration can purchase their own DocuSign accounts. You could potentially act as a reseller of DocuSign if you were so inclined.
https://www.docusign.com/partners/become-partner
If you still need assistance, please email apihelp#docusign.com with this information. Someone will help you right away.
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For example, I have a domain named foo.com. I created the following email addresses:
sales#foo.com
hr#foo.com
I need to listen to all email addresses created from the foo.com domain.
Also, I am the owner of the foo.com domain.
Can I create an Imap Idle Client that will listen for all wild card email addresses?
I am also looking into outlook mail REST API for this.
Please let me if there is any API that will listen for all email address in a domain.
For the Mailkit approach, I have learned that I will have to create an Imap client for each email address. There is no other way.
Office 365 API allows me to read all emails within an organization. I will need to create a multitenant application in Azure AD and allow Read Mail in All mailboxes.
After that, I need to check admin_consent only.
Best way to get emails in an organization using the Outlook 365 API
I have an idea for a service I'd like to create. However, I'm not sure if it is possible. Forgive me if this seems like a duplicate question, but I've searched everywhere for this and I can only find outdated or loosely related answers.
With the current state of the Instagram API, is it possible to do requests that will post images to a user's feed, as well as update profile information? Specifically, I want to allow someone the ability to, from my third-party app, make a post to their feed and update the text in their bio
This is currently not possible unless you are currently a Facebook Marketing Partner or Instagram Partner.
As stated on Facebook's Developer website:
The Content Publishing API is in closed beta with Facebook Marketing
Partners and Instagram Partners only. We are not accepting new applicants
at this time.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instagram-api/guides/content-publishing
I'm trying to implement the DocuSign embedded signing. I'm kind of successful with few things left.
Without a developer account it's not possible to use the API, isn't it? I both have a pro account and a free account. Then I created a developer account with the same email and password I have for the free account. But when signing a document it says:
Demonstration Document Only.
Please see the image for better understanding:
Why is this appearing? Is it because I am using a developer account that has the same credentials as the free account? Will it disappear if I create a developer account with the same email and password I have for the pro account?
If I want to work with the API then will I have to control everything from developer account? I mean add template and other relevant signing stuff. Then what's the pro account for, which I've purchased?
Also, recipient is not receiving any email. Please see the images for better understanding:
I've asked the same thing at DocuSign support, but left with no answers.
DocuSign - API Certification Process
Integrations using DocuSign APIs must go through the Certification process to operate in the DocuSign production environment. During API Certification, the Integration is examined for following DocuSign’s Security & Design Requirements. We recommend reviewing our API Requirements Guide prior to beginning development as it will streamline the certification process later.
In order to avoid delays in processing please make sure the following items have been satisfied prior to beginning the process. These are explained in further detail in the API Certification Guide.
1) Customer or Partner sales contract has been executed.
2) 20+ test
transactions have already been executed.
Please review the following guides prior to beginning the API Certification process, a sample list of questions that will be asked has also been provided:
API PDF Security & Design Requirements | API PDF API Certification InfoSheet
Please e-mail any questions regarding the API Certification process to apicertifications#docusign.com or your DocuSign Account Manager.
I'm working with a with a payment processing company that provides an API. One endpoint of this API requires a bank account number.
I'm not a PCI compliance expert or web security expert, so I want to tread carefully in this area.
What do I need to do in order accept a bank account number in a web form securely?
See if the payment processor works with a tokenizing company, like Spreedly (http://www.spreedly.com). You can post your form for the bank info to spreedly, they return a token, which you then use with the spreedly api to post a charge etc. Other tokenizing companies do similar.