Noddle.co.uk

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Sorry if this post is in the wrong section, I wasn't sure where to post it.
I thought I would check noodle.co.uk to see if my score matched up with my score on Credit Expert.
I put my card details in, for 'verification purposes' including 3 digit code on reverse, name on card and of course card number.
For some reason it couldn't verify me, and just told me to try again another time.
I am now concerned about putting my card details into a site which seems to have done nothing apart from give me an incorrect message in exchange for my card details.
Has anybody had experience with noodle.co.uk and is it a valid trusted site?
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks
I thought I would check noodle.co.uk to see if my score matched up with my score on Credit Expert.
I put my card details in, for 'verification purposes' including 3 digit code on reverse, name on card and of course card number.
For some reason it couldn't verify me, and just told me to try again another time.
I am now concerned about putting my card details into a site which seems to have done nothing apart from give me an incorrect message in exchange for my card details.
Has anybody had experience with noodle.co.uk and is it a valid trusted site?
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks
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It took me 3 attempts to get the registration acknowledged through as although it was stated as "accepted", I never got the follow-up mail. Turned out Gmail had blocked it as spam. May want to check the same place.
I would also add that a pre-paid credit probably won't work.
Gaz
If so, it works fine for me, I'm not sure if I put my card details in though.
But the CallCredit thing is noddle.co.uk, not noodle.
Is that noddle as in pot noddle?
The same thing happened to me so I tried another card and it worked.
It sounds ridiculous!
Pish.
Could it be from the saying 'use your noddle' as in think?
Found this on the answerbank of cockney slang
The origin of 'noddle' is uncertain, as there appears to be no similar word in any related language. However, it has meant the head since the 1400s.
'Noodle' for 'head' however, has been around only since the early 1900s...probably just as a variant of the much older 'noddle'.