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“Your transaction cannot be completed”
Short answer · It's a generic decline: Google Play couldn't charge your payment method. Check Alerts at payments.google.com first and submit anything Google asks for. If the code is OR-REH-04, Google's instructions are to wait 2 days, try again, then contact Google support.
“This phone number has already been used too many times for verification”
Short answer · In 46 user threads we read, a different number worked in 4 (mostly when creating an account) and failed in 23 (mostly on the "unusual activity" sign-in screen); no one reported that the top community tip, waiting 24 hours, worked, while 2 reported success after 7 days with no sign-in attempts. Google's Verify your account page gives one fix: use a different number, such as a friend's, a family member's, or one from another carrier.
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OR-CCSEH-05 usually shows up while you're adding a card. Here are the exact messages people see, Google's steps, and what 62 user threads show about what helps and what doesn't.
What Google's help pages say about the Google Play message "Your transaction cannot be completed" and code OR-REH-04, and the order to check things in.
What Google's phone verification errors mean, where each wording appears (new Gmail, sign-in after unusual activity, Workspace, YouTube, the QR-code step), and what 46 user threads report worked.
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