ZIP Code ?

[Flavilandile]

Zip Code ?

What the hell ?

due to card expiration I wanted to update my card informations...
First, it needs to be done in the ingame launched tab of the browser instead of the old myaccount.turbine.com webpage. Which is just a PITA.
( I don't know who had that stupid idea to launch an external browser to open the store it's so disruptive )
Second, there's no card Update option, just delete or add a new card.
Third, trying to add a new card ( before deleting the old one ), and then I hit a dead end.

zip code is mandatory... but I don't have frigging zip code, I don't live in 'Murica.


( relevant card information deleted to make the screenshot )

So how do I update my card information so that I can keep my VIP running.

No Paypal is NOT an option, at least it's NOT an option I want to go through, so no point in asking me to use it.

I have about 10ish days to get it sorted before my subscription runs out....

[EllisDee37]

IIRC, in the old store you could enter five zeros (00000) for the zip code. Worth a shot, at least.

[Flavilandile]

Actually in the old account website you could select another country that would just get rid of the zip code option...
For practical purpose I was living in Canada ( instead of an European Country, because Europe was initially not possible ) on that old website.

[Karadon_II]

What happens if you put in your 5-digit French postal code?

[Lonnbeimnech]

I usually put 11111.

Fellow americanally challenged person.

[Flavilandile]

What happens if you put in your 5-digit French postal code?

no idea because it's not a zip code...
It's a Postal Code, and if a Postal Code works in that field then I should be able to put CV1-5FD which is more fitting than a French one.

[greenbutter]

personally whenever i fill out stuff whether its job apps, credit card info, court papers, turbine cards,etc. i just make it all up

[nazgul748]

no idea because it's not a zip code...
It's a Postal Code, and if a Postal Code works in that field then I should be able to put CV1-5FD which is more fitting than a French one.

A zip code is a postal code. We just gave it a catchy name. When I lived in New Zealand, the postal code worked just fine.