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Square Enix Error Code 601: 3 Ways to Fix It Immediatly
Removing the VON may help you fix the error code 601 on FF14
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Updated onOctober 4, 2023
updated onOctober 4, 2023
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Are you a fan of Final Fantasy XIV by Square Enix and you are getting an error code 601 when trying to make a payment on the mog station using your debit/credit card?
This appears to be a common issue reported by many game lovers quite often on different forums. It’s similar to theerror code i2501reported by users while making payments.
Why is my Square Enix confirmation code not working?
Error 601 usually appears during purchase. It means that your payment is rejected even before it reaches the Square Enix servers.
Some of the reasons why you may encounter Square Enix error 601 are:
How do I fix Square Enix error code 601?
Before you proceed with the primary troubleshooting methods, you may want to try a few preliminary checks to rule out other possibilities:
If the above steps do not help you fix the issue, here’s what to do.
1. Check for any issues with the debit/credit card
Or, you can simply use another debit/credit card to complete the payment process for Final Fantasy 14.
2. Double-check for any browser issues
3. Pay through a Steam account
You may also test your internet connection speed or use an alternate WiFi network, or a mobile hotspot.
Or, you can use alternative payment methods like buyingCrystathrough PayPal or usingGame Time cardsor Amazon Time cards for payment.
If none of the above methods help you to fix the Square Enix error code 601, you may contact thegame support pagefor help.
For any other queries on the Final Fantasy 14 game by Square Enix, do let us know in the comments box below.
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Madhuparna Roy
A diploma holder in computers and with a keen interest in technology, Madhuparna is passionate about writing How-to guides and helping people solve the most intricate Windows issues.
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