The phrase 'card declined' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a credit card being rejected during a purchase transaction. For example: When the customer tried to pay with her credit card, the card was declined.
Mr. Card declined to be interviewed.
At the same time, the popularity of the 30-day card declined by a few percentage points.
There's no use 'fighting through the hordes' only to suffer the ignominy of having your card declined in front of other dead-eyed bargain-hunting animals.
@SaladUK wrote: "My card was declined just now, it said 'Card declined' on the ATM but my internet banking is working.
"Wife's card declined in Asda had to go get my card from home how embarrassing standing and waiting #poorbankingservice", said Carl Bullivant on Twitter.
More than 75% of holidaymakers who have had their credit card declined had failed to notify their bank that they would be going overseas, according to a survey published by TSB in 2014.
When Ms. Miller sent back the enclosed card declining the invitation, the friend called her and asked why.
In May, consumers' appetite for revolving credit, primarily credit cards, declined at a rate of 3.7percentt, or by $2.9 billion.
Outstanding revolving accounts, mostly credit cards, declined to $832.2 billion from $915 billion in that same period, the Fed said in a separate report earlier in the month.
The bank apologised on Tuesday after customers at RBS, Natwest and Ulster Bank saw their cards declined on one of the busiest shopping days of the year.
A couple of years ago I was flat broke and had all my cards declined while buying the ingredients to make fudge for my friends – because I couldn't afford to buy them gifts from a shop.
