Category: Retail and Online Stores

An SP AFF, SP AFF*, or similar charge on a debit card, credit card, or bank statement usually appears to be an online purchase processed through Shopify Payments. Shopify states that purchases from stores using Shopify Payments can appear as SP * followed by the store’s statement name. The letters AFF may therefore be the… Continue reading SP AFF Charge on Debit Card: Shopify Store or Affirm Payment?

An eReplacementParts.com charge on your credit card, debit card, PayPal account, or bank statement may be connected to an online order from eReplacementParts.com, a replacement-parts retailer. The charge may appear after buying appliance parts, power tool parts, lawn and garden parts, BBQ or grill parts, heating and cooling parts, patio equipment parts, small appliance parts,… Continue reading eReplacementParts.com Charge on Credit Card or Bank Statement

A Rio Grande Ecomm charge on your credit card, debit card, or bank statement may be connected to Rio Grande or RioGrande.com, a jewelry-making supply company. The charge may appear after an online order for jewelry tools, metals, findings, gemstones, bench supplies, equipment, packaging, customization services, or another jewelry-supply purchase. Common statement wording may include… Continue reading Rio Grande Ecomm Charge on Credit Card or Bank Statement

If you see a MICROCOURT LIMIT PURCHASE charge on your credit card, debit card, PayPal account, Apple Pay, or bank statement, it may be connected to Microcourt Limited, the company behind Jacquie Lawson Cards and JacquieLawson.com. The charge may relate to an ecard membership, automatic renewal, digital greeting-card purchase, Advent calendar product, gift membership, or… Continue reading MICROCOURT LIMIT PURCHASE Charge on Credit Card: What It Means

If you see a GRG USA LLC charge on your credit card, debit card, PayPal, or bank statement, it may be connected to a purchase from Garage Clothing, Dynamite Clothing, or another Groupe Dynamite-related retail transaction. GRG USA LLC appears to be connected to the Garage/Dynamite retail group, so the statement may show the company… Continue reading GRG USA LLC Charge on Credit Card or Debit Card: What It Means

If you see a WW Grocery Stores charge on your credit card, debit card, Amex, or bank statement, it may be connected to a grocery, convenience store, food, restaurant, or online grocery transaction. Some statements may show the charge as WW GROCERY, W&W GROCERY, WW GROCERY STORES, or a shortened grocery-store descriptor that does not… Continue reading WW Grocery Stores Charge on Credit Card or Debit Card: What It Means

A FAMJEW, FAMJEW IPSWICH, or similar entry on a credit card, debit card, or bank statement most likely represents an online merchandise purchase made through FamJew.com. FamJew is an ecommerce store selling personalized jewelry, clothing, blankets, rugs, mugs, canvases, curtains, and other custom or print-on-demand gifts. The FamJew name may appear on the statement even… Continue reading FamJew Charge on Credit Card: Online Order, Ipswich, Refund, or Dispute Help

A BROOKS AND CEDAR, BROOKSANDCEDAR.COM, or similar entry on a credit card, debit card, or bank statement may represent a beauty-product order placed through BrooksandCedar.com. However, public complaint records also describe BROOKS AND CEDAR appearing as a recurring charge of approximately $29.99 after an earlier purchase through a differently named online storefront. Verify the amount,… Continue reading Brooks and Cedar Charge on Credit Card: Beauty Order, $29.99 Membership, Cancellation, or Dispute Help

A SUPER SUPER SAN FRANCISCO, SUPER+ SAN FRANCISCO, SUPER PLUS SAN FRANCISCO, or similar entry on a credit card, debit card, or bank statement is strongly associated with Super.com and its paid Super+ membership. A recurring payment of approximately $15 per month is especially likely to be a Super+ membership fee. A larger one-time transaction… Continue reading SUPER SUPER SAN FRANCISCO Charge: Super+ Membership, Cancellation, or Refund Help

An Ameriwood charge may be associated with an Ameriwood Home furniture order, a parts-related transaction, or a seller using Ameriwood in its merchant name. Check the complete transaction details, furniture receipts, retailer accounts, emails, and order confirmations before deciding whether the payment was authorized. Ameriwood Home is a ready-to-assemble furniture brand associated with Dorel Home.… Continue reading Ameriwood Charge on Credit Card: Furniture Order or Fraud?