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The problem with 2 is that Steam says the payment is banned for "unauthorized use", which sounds like someone (not necessarily you) used the card without being allowed to, and the card was banned for that reason. It's possible someone got a hold of your credit card information and used it on Steam previously. Have you ever had any unknown charges on the card, or had to do a payment dispute/chargeback?
If it is, I highly suggest that you edit that out, as that does the security of your account no good at all to post that on a public forum. Hope you understand.
EDIT..You are welcome. Common mistake that anyone can make. Thanks for the kind reply below and taking care of it.
Using a VPN is actually against your agreement with Valve, the SSA. Some "say" that it is not a big deal unless you use it to bypass region restrictions, but there is a clause in the SSA concerning use of a VPN just the same...
"You agree that you will not use IP proxying or other methods to disguise the place of your residence, whether to circumvent geographical restrictions on game content, to purchase at pricing not applicable to your geography, or for any other purpose. If you do this, Valve may terminate your access to your Account."
EDIT..See this also...
"The VPN clarification"
http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/541906348043811845/#c541906348043951197
Pretty sure that once they mark a payment method as suspicious or associated with fraudulent activity ( I am NOT saying that is what you did, just an example here), then that payment method is no longer any good in use with that account.
I am not totally, 100% sure on that but pretty sure. So I suggest that you try to authorize a different payement method on your account. After all, that seems to be exactly what they are saying in your last reply from them, right ?
"You will need to use an alternate credit card, PayPal account or other payment method to complete future transactions."
I suggest you do that and I wish you good luck always in the future.