Order cancelled on both debit and credit card

[infradragon]

I am trying to order an ASUS Zenbook S 16 OLED. I have tried using both my debit and credit card, and both transactions go through with no issue according to the bank, but ASUS does a chargeback two minutes later every time. I have checked six times and also verified directly with my bank that all of my order information is correct, and every time I get an email saying "Your order has been cancelled. You won't be charged." two minutes after an order is placed.
I can't find the laptop (ASUS Zenbook S16 UM5606 with the HX 370) on any of the authorized resellers for ASUS, and ASUS has a $500 discount for members on that laptop currently so if someone finds a reseller that will ship it for $1406 then that would be a solution.

[Falcon_ASUS]

@infradragon 
If your purchase was made on the US website and there is any issue with the order, we recommend contacting the following:
855-755-2787, Monday ~ Friday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. PST, or emailing us at onlineservice@asus.com
Sorry for any inconvenience it may be caused. 

[infradragon]

I have tried calling the support hotline 3 times and all they tell me to do is make sure that the info I entered is correct, or look for the laptop on another website.

[infradragon]

My dad cannot buy the laptop either, and after doing further research, nobody can. I have no idea how ASUS let something like this happen for so long.

[infradragon]

If anyone finds this and cannot buy an ASUS Zenbook S16, some viable alternatives from my spreadsheet are:

HP EliteBook 8 G1i 16 ($1300-1600)
Lenovo Slim 7i Aura Edition ($1021)
Lenovo ThinkPad X9 15 Aura Edition ($1600)
LG gram 17 ($1700)
Dell Pro Max 16 (~$2000)

All of them besides the Dell Pro Max 16 use the Intel 258V/268V processors which are Intel's most power efficient Lunar Lake chip with integrated graphics (saves board space and power) instead of the HX 370/375 which is about twice as fast, which is unfortunate, but they both have similar levels of performance per watt, so are both usable for my (non-gaming) use case.
The Lenovo Slim 7i is a hell of a deal, although I may get the ThinkPad instead for the better battery life, screen (3k 120hz oled), and build quality.