PlayStation®3 Technical Solutions

[Keshroom]

Hi, i bought a ps3 a few days ago, and i want to purchase some stuff off the PSN store, but when i try, i get 'error 80023102 whenever i try to add funds to my PSN wallet. I'm using a visa debit card. I have done a bit of research but cannot find a solution. Does anyone else have this problem? Can anyone from here help me? I'm from sydney'

thanks

[stupidbunnysuit · Accepted solution]

Hi there Keshroom,

The first thing to check is that you've entered your CC details correctly.

You must make sure the entries match your name on the card exactly, and the address on your statement exactly. This can affect your success.

Also, are you attempting just to fund the wallet, or funding the wallet as a result of a purchase?

-sbs

[gavsta72]

Also debit master or visa cards aren't fully supported by the PSN.......it's pretty much a "hit 'n miss" affair

I use a Commonwealth bank debit mastercard with no problems, although it took a few attempts with different configurations when entering my details, for example....

Instead of entering my address as x/xx whatever street, I entered unit x on the first line, and the street number and name on the 2nd line

If you still get no love, either try a card from a different bank or buy PSN cards

[Keshroom]

thanks for replying guys

I actually was able to add funds to my wallet and purchase sucessfully today. All i did was wait a day without touching my cc details. It seems to be fixed. Weird...

I must've been locked out for 1 day or somethign because i kept modifying my cc details.

I hope that error doesn't pop again

again thanks

regards

Keshroom 

[Misfer980]

at first it was sign in email or password error ***** then if i wanted to downlaod and game or demo blank store page if i go to download list erroe 80023102 no content was found i have over 200 things ive got, my 2nd account i can download and if i go to my download list all the contents are there why my first account

[GreenBluntern777]

I have exactly the same problem, in one account its fine but in my new one I get all the same errors as you...the black pages and when I try to download a file its says that it cant find any file...I going crazy! PSN fails again.

[endeebee]

Same problem here - error 80023102

[endeebee]

It's exactly the same symptoms on my PS3... Where are you? I'm in Sydney

[Dragon_Nexus9]

same error here its 3 days now (right after the store maintance that we had 3 days ago), luckyly I buyed just an avatar than I saw that, cant access my prev downloads too and cant even download a demo nt to say that am an ps+ user too so cant download the free "timed" stuff too, sony you just keep dissapointing us and now even as it looks like stealing our money.. :/

[fondaponda]

I have the same problem. I'm from Denmark and have a PS3 since about a year. I have bought many games and downloaded demos etc from PlayStation Store before. Then suddenly, a few days ago, I cannot download anything. I bought a game and PlayStation Store took my money (I got an email confirmation saying so), but they don't allow me to download the game due to the 80023102 error in the download section.

I hadn't changed the Credit Card data for a long time before the error suddenly appeared a few days ago. I use a Visa card and it isn't expired or anything. Now I have tried reentering the CC data, but I still get the same error. I also tried deleting the CC data and reentering them all again, but it still doesn't work.

Since I cannot even download FREE demos anymore (the download screen is just blank, with no error messages) and since I hadn't changed the CC data before the error occurred, I don't think the error really has anything to do with the CC data not being correct (?) as suggested here. At least it doesn't seem logic to me that you need a valid creditcard to download something which is free.

I have searched both the forum and the internet for the '80023102' error, and it seems to be a common problem for many users. I think the PlayStation Store could be more helpful on this matter. The error message itself (80023102) is completely user-unfriendly -- why doesn't the system tell the user what is REALLY wrong, instead of throwing numbers at the user?