The error code OR-FGEMF-86 generally points to a payment-related issue on Google’s platform. It might indicate a problem with verifying your payment method, a declined transaction, or a flag for unusual activity. Here’s how to address this issue:
1. Verify Your Payment Information
- Log in to the Google Payments Center (pay.google.com).
- Ensure the following details are correct:
- Card number, expiration date, and CVV.
- Billing address (should match your bank records).
2. Check Your Payment Method
- Funds Availability: Confirm that there are sufficient funds in your account.
- Card Status: Ensure your card is active and not expired.
- Online Transactions: Verify that your card supports online and international payments.
3. Try Another Payment Method
- If possible, use a different payment method, such as:
- Another credit/debit card.
- PayPal (if available in your region).
4. Contact Your Bank
- Your bank may have blocked the transaction for one of the following reasons:
- Suspected fraud or unusual activity.
- Restrictions on online or international payments.
- Call your bank to:
- Confirm the transaction and authorize it.
- Ensure there are no account restrictions.
5. Remove and Re-add Payment Method
- Remove the current payment method from your Google account.
- Wait a few minutes and re-add it.
- Attempt the transaction again.
6. Check for Account Flags or Restrictions
- Google Account Flags: If Google has flagged your account due to suspicious activity, you may need to resolve the issue before proceeding.
- Check your email for any notifications from Google about payment issues or account restrictions.
7. Contact Google Support
If the issue persists:
- Go to Google Support.
- Report the error code OR-FGEMF-86 and provide details about the transaction.
- Google’s team can help identify the exact cause and assist with resolving the issue.