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You can choose to block IP addresses one at a time or block a range of IP addresses. You can enter the process of blocking IP addresses from the individual order review pages or from the IP Blocking page accessible within Risk Tools. The IP Block List is limited to a maximum of 150 entries, and you may add up to 25 entries at once. The IP Block List may consist of either single IP addresses or ranges of IP addresses. Note: If you need to block fraudsters for card testing or other similar activity, we recommend setting up reCaptcha for your store. Learn how.
Note: The Lookup IP feature is currently unavailable, and the button will not appear. IP addresses can still be blocked, just without the option to look up info on the address first.
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Visitors from the IP address blocked will no longer be allowed to enter the checkout process for your store.
You can also enter up to 25 IP addresses (or ranges) at once, however you can only lookup IP address information one at a time. We strongly recommend reviewing reverse DNS lookup information along with the order information for possible signs of fraud for each IP address (or range) you wish to add so you do not block legitimate buyers by mistake. You will only be able to tell if legitimate buyers are blocked if they contact you after seeing checkout not available error page. You can then decide whether to remove the IP address from the IP Block List or process the order manually.
Block settings should be applied within several minutes of an IP address being added to or removed from a block list. In rare circumstances, it may be several hours before new block list settings take effect.
Note: Turbify provides the IP address blocking feature as is and without warranty of any kind to Merchant Solutions and Store v.1 merchants to be used at the merchants' discretion. Merchants should carefully review the Reverse DNS Lookup information provided before blocking any IP address, as IP addresses may be dynamically assigned to users by certain Internet Service Providers possibly blocking legitimate buyers and not ensuring the fraudster is blocked from ordering. Also, as IP addresses may be falsified, merchants are advised to use AVS and CVV responses to determine which orders to approve, reject, or follow up with the issuing bank.
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