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Why is 3D security enabled with my online payments?

We do this to make card transactions more secure and reduce the risk of fraud by turning on 3D security on card payments. Apart from the fact that we want to increase security ourselves, our card acquirers NETS and Swedbank are imposed on new EU rules, which may require us to use 3D security.


For customers, this will mean that their debit/credit card must be registered with “Verified by Visa” or “mastercard ID Check” with a mobile number and that there will be an extra payment window. It is important to note that the associated mobile number has nothing to do with Tusass. Only the customer's bank manages this, but the customer can sign up either via online banking, with NemID in connection with payment online or by contacting his bank and ask to have his card signed up for 3D secure. Read more about it here.

If the debit card is not enrolled in 3D secure, we must ask the customer to do so. When trying to make a payment online with an unregistered card, the payment cannot be made without the customer registering his card.

This can be done directly from the payment window or at the link below. Both require NemID.

If the customer does not have NemID, the customer should contact his bank instead.

Sign up for 3D secure



Nordea payment card

There may be problems with Nordea debit cards when paying for Tusas subscriptions. The error has been investigated and is not with Tusass. If you experience problems with your Nordea debit card, please contact your local bank.

Voucher

Voucher gives you the possibility to purchase a code, so you can pay the difference between a higher subscription price for a given period. For example, your employer can buy a voucher code and give it to the you, so that you have the opportunity, to have 30/5 Mbit for a period of time, even if you originally have 5/1 Mbit.

Is it possible to purchase Tusass internet subscription if I have debt to Tusass?

The system will assess your debt situation if you have outstanding debt to Tusass.

You can contact us at your local Tusass store, call us at 808080 or send an e-mail to kundeservice@tusass.gl if you need any assistance with such issues.

I only have Akiliut card, what are my options?

In order to buy a Tusass subscription, you must have a credit card that can be used to buy online. Akiliut cards can not be used for online purchases. If that is your only card, you could talk to your bank about getting an extra card that will also work when purchasing online

Can I get my receipt sent to my e-mail address?

Yes, by logging into Tusass.gl and set your preference under settings.


1. Go to the tusass.gl and press My Tusass (the green box on top of the right side of the page)

2. Enter your mobile number or email address to login

3. Enter the code when you have received the sent 4-digit code by SMS

4. Select Settings on the left side of your user profile and access your information

5. At the bottom of the page under Notification, you can add 'Receipts on email' and / or 'Receipts on SMS' to receive the receipts, finally remember to save changes at the end.

On which dates are my payments for my Tusass Subscription planned?

The payment will be deducted on the last banking day of the month. Last business days for 2022 are as follows:

January: January 31
February: February 28
March: March 31
April: April 29
May: May 31
June: June 30
July: July 29
August: August 31
September: September 30
October: October 31
November: November 30
December: December 30

Failure to pay Tusass subscription

If we have unsuccessfully tried to withdraw the monthly amount for your Tusass subscription. The lack of payment may be caused by following reasons:

- You have a new credit card: Update your credit card information

- Your credit card is blocked: contact your bank

- There is no cover on your credit card

You can also pay your subscription, if there are sufficient funds in your Tusass account. You can refill your Tusass account on this website or by purchasing top-up vouchers from your local dealer.

These are the consequences if you do not pay your subscription:

In case of non-payment, you have full access to the product for the first 5 days of the following month. From the sixth day, you still have the option to call, send messages and access limited data until you have paid the full package of the mobile package.

You first lose the opportunity to call and send messages the following month.

You can still call the police, fire department, hospital, etc. throughout this period.

What speed does Tusass internet convert to if I fail to pay for my subscription?

30/5 Mbit to 1Mbit

10/2 Mbit to 512 Kbit

5/1 Mbit to 256 Kbit

Which types of credit cards can be used for payment?

The following types of credit cards can be used for payment: Dankort, Visa/Dankort, MasterCard, and Visa Elektron. Akiliut cards can currently not be used for online purchases. If that is your only card, you could talk to your bank about getting an extra card that will also work when purchasing online.

Can I pay my internet subscription via Tusass account?

You cannot pay Tusass internet from your Tusass account. Only mobile subscription can be paid from the Tusas account when there is no cover on the payment card.

What happens if I can’t make a payment for Tusass internet subscription?

In case of non-payment, you have full access to the product for the first 5 days of the following month. From the sixth day, you still have the option use internet but with limited speed until you have paid the full package of the internet package.

You first lose the opportunity to use internet by the next month, where the unpaid subscription is closed. But you can always access Tusass.gl and reopen the subscription after the unpaid bills are paid for.

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