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eClaimsLine.com, aka Card Benefit Services, is used by several credit cards from Chase, Capital One, and others, to service insurance claims, including Trip Delay. When you file the claim, you are asked to upload the receipts to eclaimsline.com.
While filing a Trip Delay claim, I kept getting an “unable to upload document” error on one of my JPG receipts. The other receipts in JPG and PDF uploaded fine, so I thought maybe it didn’t like the way I took the photo of the receipt. I then scanned it into a PDF and resubmitted, and still I was getting the same error. I was really scratching my head at this point.
Eventually, I realized there’s a single quote (‘) in my file name. Could it be that this website disallows single quotes to prevent SQL injection attack or file system upset? Sure enough, after I removed the quote from the file name, the PDF uploaded fine.
In summary: make sure your file name doesn’t contain special characters such as quotes.
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While filing a Trip Delay claim, I kept getting an “unable to upload document” error on one of my JPG receipts. The other receipts in JPG and PDF uploaded fine, so I thought maybe it didn’t like the way I took the photo of the receipt. I then scanned it into a PDF and resubmitted, and still I was getting the same error. I was really scratching my head at this point.
Eventually, I realized there’s a single quote (‘) in my file name. Could it be that this website disallows single quotes to prevent SQL injection attack or file system upset? Sure enough, after I removed the quote from the file name, the PDF uploaded fine.
In summary: make sure your file name doesn’t contain special characters such as quotes.
The post PSA: Solution to eClaimsLine “Unable to upload document” error appeared first on Points Adventure.
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