A TRY WEIGHTS charge, TRY-WEIGHTS.COM charge, or similar wording on a credit card, debit card, or bank statement appears to relate to a subscription account or automatically renewing online service.
The exact product behind every TRY WEIGHTS transaction could not be independently confirmed. Historical records connect the descriptor with subscription billing, but the former merchant websites and support routes are no longer verified as active. Use the amount, date, receipt, email history, and expanded bank information to determine what account caused the payment.
What Is the TRY WEIGHTS Charge?
TRY WEIGHTS appears to have been used as a billing name for a subscription or online account.
The payment may represent:
- A new subscription enrollment
- A monthly or other recurring renewal
- An introductory offer that converted to regular billing
- A digital fitness, weight-loss, wellness, or related online service
- A separate service whose familiar name does not appear on the statement
- An account created through an online advertisement or promotional page
- A subscription using another email address
- A purchase made by another authorized card user
- A small verification or introductory transaction
- An actual duplicate completed payment
- An unauthorized use of the card or stored payment information
The descriptor normally does not reveal the account email, original advertisement, service name, signup page, plan, renewal period, or person who entered the card.
Is TRY WEIGHTS a Physical-Weights Purchase?
Not necessarily.
The wording may sound like a company selling dumbbells or exercise equipment, but available billing information more strongly suggests a subscription-related service.
No current official merchant documentation was found confirming that the descriptor represents:
- A physical set of weights
- A specific mobile application
- A particular workout program
- A particular diet or weight-loss plan
- A named recipe or cooking subscription
Do not assume what was purchased based on the merchant name alone.
Common TRY WEIGHTS Statement Variations
Banks and card networks may shorten or rearrange merchant details.
Possible or reported wording may include:
- TRY WEIGHTS
- TRY-WEIGHTS
- TRY WEIGHTS.COM
- TRY-WEIGHTS.COM
- TRYWEIGHTS
- TRYWEIGHTLOSS
- TRY WEIGHTS FL
- TRY WEIGHTS DEERFIELD
- RECURRING TRY WEIGHTS
- CHECKCARD TRY WEIGHTS
- CHKCARD TRY WEIGHTS
- POS DEBIT TRY WEIGHTS
- PENDING TRY WEIGHTS
Not every variation has been independently confirmed as an official descriptor. The complete wording, amount, date, and issuer records should be reviewed together.
Why Did TRY WEIGHTS Charge Me?
A Subscription Renewed
The transaction may be a recurring payment connected with an account created previously.
An Introductory Offer Ended
A lower-priced enrollment, trial, or introductory transaction may have been followed by a larger recurring payment.
The Account Uses Another Email Address
The subscription may have been opened through:
- An older email address
- A secondary email account
- An Apple Hide My Email address
- An email address entered incorrectly
- An account belonging to another household member
The Signup Used a Different Service Name
The advertisement, signup page, or digital product may have used wording other than TRY WEIGHTS. The billing name shown by the card issuer may therefore be difficult to connect with the original offer.
Another Authorized Card User Subscribed
A spouse, household member, employee, caregiver, or another person authorized to use the card may have entered the payment details.
The Payment Was Not Authorized
Treat the charge as potentially unauthorized when no one recognizes the account, no matching email or receipt can be found, and the issuer cannot provide an authorized merchant explanation.
How to Identify a TRY WEIGHTS Subscription
- Copy the full statement descriptor exactly as shown.
- Record the amount and transaction date.
- Determine whether the payment is pending or completed.
- Check earlier statements for smaller or recurring TRY WEIGHTS transactions.
- Search every email account for TRY WEIGHTS, TRY-WEIGHTS, subscription, renewal, welcome, receipt, fitness, workout, weight loss, plan, and cancellation.
- Search for the exact charged amount.
- Check spam, promotions, archived mail, and deleted messages.
- Review browser history around the earliest payment date.
- Check saved-password records for unfamiliar fitness or subscription sites.
- Review Apple and Google subscriptions only if an app or app-store receipt is found.
- Ask household members and authorized card users.
- Ask the issuer for the expanded merchant descriptor and recurring-payment indicator.
- Contact the issuer promptly if no authorized account can be identified.
What to Ask the Card Issuer
The issuer may be able to see information that is not displayed in online banking.
Ask for:
- The complete merchant descriptor
- Any telephone number attached to the transaction
- The merchant location
- The merchant category code
- Whether the payment is marked as recurring
- Whether the card was entered manually or stored previously
- Whether a digital-wallet token was used
- Whether another authorization is pending
- Whether similar charges occurred on earlier statements
- Whether future recurring merchant transactions can be blocked
Current Website and Contact Status
No functioning current official TRY WEIGHTS account portal, cancellation page, refund policy, support website, or verified consumer telephone number was located during this review.
The former website should not be relied upon as a current account-management destination. A similarly named website now appears unrelated to the original subscription business and should not be used to submit payment information or manage the charge.
Use:
- The contact information contained in the original receipt
- An account-management link in the original welcome or renewal email
- A verified merchant contact supplied directly by the card issuer
- The bank or card issuer when no functioning merchant channel exists
Do not submit a full card number, CVV code, bank password, email password, PIN, or authentication code to an unfamiliar website or support contact.
How to Cancel TRY WEIGHTS Billing
Because no current official cancellation portal could be verified, begin with the original account records.
- Locate the earliest TRY WEIGHTS payment.
- Search email around that date for a signup or welcome message.
- Open only account-management links that clearly match the original receipt.
- Sign in using every likely email address.
- Look for Billing, Subscription, Membership, Account, or Auto-Renewal.
- Turn off automatic renewal when the account can be found.
- Save a screenshot of the cancellation confirmation.
- Reply to the original receipt or support email when no account controls are available.
- Request cancellation and written confirmation that future billing has stopped.
- Contact the issuer when no valid merchant route exists.
- Ask whether the issuer can block future recurring transactions from the merchant.
- Ask whether card replacement is necessary when the payment was not authorized.
Deleting an email, closing a browser page, or no longer using a service does not necessarily cancel recurring billing.
Cancellation and Refunds Are Different
Cancellation normally concerns future charges. A refund request concerns money that has already been processed.
Stopping automatic renewal does not automatically:
- Reverse the most recent charge
- Refund earlier payments
- Resolve an actual duplicate
- Complete a bank dispute
- Confirm that the card was used with permission
How to Request a TRY WEIGHTS Refund
When a valid merchant contact can be found in the original account records:
- State the date and amount of each disputed payment.
- Identify the account email when known.
- Explain whether the issue involves cancellation, duplication, an unknown account, or unauthorized use.
- Request cancellation of future renewal separately.
- Request a refund decision in writing.
- Ask when an approved refund will be submitted.
- Save all messages and reference numbers.
- Contact the issuer if the merchant does not respond or cannot locate the account.
Do not send complete card details by ordinary email. When account identification requires card information, ask the financial institution what information can be shared safely.
Why Was I Charged $1 or $1.06?
A small TRY WEIGHTS transaction may be:
- A temporary card-verification amount
- An introductory payment
- A separate initial subscription transaction
- A small completed purchase
- An unauthorized test of the card details
The amount alone does not establish which explanation applies.
Check whether the transaction is pending, whether it later disappeared, and whether a larger payment followed. Report it promptly when no authorized account can be identified.
Why Was I Charged $39.95, $59.99, or Another Amount?
Cardholders have reported different TRY WEIGHTS amounts, but no current official pricing or plan list was verified.
The amount may depend on:
- The subscription or offer involved
- The renewal interval
- An introductory price
- A separate service or account
- Applicable taxes
- A duplicate payment
- An unauthorized transaction
Do not assume that a reported amount is a standard current TRY WEIGHTS price.
Why Are There Multiple TRY WEIGHTS Charges?
More than one entry may represent:
- A recurring subscription
- Two separate accounts
- Different offers using the same billing name
- A smaller enrollment payment followed by a renewal
- A pending authorization and completed payment
- A failed transaction followed by another attempt
- An actual duplicate completed payment
- Repeated unauthorized card use
Compare each amount, date, status, account email, and recurring-payment indicator.
What Is a Pending TRY WEIGHTS Charge?
A pending transaction is an authorization that has not fully settled.
It may:
- Become the final completed payment
- Update with a longer merchant description
- Disappear if the authorization is released
- Be replaced by a completed charge
- Be followed by another subscription amount
Do not automatically count a pending authorization and the completed transaction replacing it as two settled charges.
What If You Never Signed Up?
- Save the descriptor, amount, and date.
- Ask all authorized card users.
- Search every email account for subscription records.
- Check earlier statements for a smaller initial charge.
- Ask the issuer for the expanded merchant information.
- Ask whether the transaction is marked as recurring.
- Lock the card if more unexplained activity appears.
- Report the transaction promptly when no authorized account can be found.
- Ask the issuer to stop future recurring payments when available.
- Ask whether the card number or payment token should be replaced.
The existence of a historical subscription business does not prove that the cardholder authorized a particular transaction.
Credit Card Dispute Guidance
Contact the credit-card issuer promptly when:
- No authorized TRY WEIGHTS account can be identified
- The card was used without permission
- Recurring billing continues after confirmed cancellation
- An actual duplicate completed payment remains unresolved
- The merchant cannot be contacted
- The merchant cannot locate the transaction
- An approved refund does not appear
Keep statements, emails, account screenshots, cancellation attempts, merchant responses, and refund records.
Official consumer guidance:
CFPB credit-card dispute guidance
Debit Card and Bank Account Guidance
Report an unauthorized debit-card or bank transaction immediately.
Ask the financial institution:
- Whether the payment is pending or completed
- Whether it is marked as recurring
- Whether another authorization is pending
- Whether future merchant payments can be blocked
- Whether the debit card should be replaced
- Whether written confirmation of the report is required
Official consumer guidance:
CFPB unauthorized debit and bank-transaction guidance
Credit-card and debit-card dispute protections, procedures, and reporting deadlines differ.
Consumer Reports and Experiences
There are currently four visible public reports on this ChargeOnMyCard.com page.
One commenter reported recurring $39.95 TRY WEIGHTS charges and said that more than one transaction sometimes appeared during the same month.
A second commenter briefly stated that the charge was not authorized.
A third commenter reported an unrecognized $1.06 charge.
A fourth commenter reported a $94 transaction displaying TRY WEIGHTS and a telephone number beside the merchant wording.
The reports do not identify:
- The specific product or service
- The original signup page
- The subscription interval
- The account email
- Whether an introductory offer was involved
- Whether another authorized person used the card
- Whether the merchant canceled an account
- Whether a refund was received
- Whether the issuer decided the payments were unauthorized
- The final resolution
The reports do not independently establish fraud, a scam, or wrongdoing by a particular company or person.
ChargeOnMyCard.com cannot:
- Access TRY WEIGHTS accounts
- Identify an account from a card number
- Cancel a subscription
- Issue a refund
- Block a merchant
- Replace a payment card
- Submit a bank dispute
Frequently Asked Questions About TRY WEIGHTS
What is TRY WEIGHTS on my credit card?
It appears to be a subscription-related billing descriptor. The precise service connected with every payment could not be independently confirmed.
Is it a charge for physical weights?
Not necessarily. Available information more strongly points to subscription billing than to a clearly identified equipment order.
Is TRY WEIGHTS a recurring subscription?
It may be. Check previous statements and ask the issuer whether the transaction carries a recurring-payment indicator.
Why can’t I find the account?
The account may use another email address, or the original signup may have used a different service or advertisement name.
Is the old TRY WEIGHTS website still active?
No functioning official account or support website was verified during this review. Do not submit payment information to a similarly named unrelated site.
How do I cancel?
Search the original receipt and subscription email for a valid account-management link. When no merchant route exists, contact the issuer about stopping future recurring payments.
Does cancellation provide a refund?
No. Cancellation normally stops future renewal. A refund for an existing charge must be requested separately or disputed through the financial institution.
Why was I charged only $1 or $1.06?
It could be a verification amount, introductory payment, small purchase, or unauthorized card test. The amount alone cannot identify its purpose.
Why was I charged more than once?
The entries could represent renewals, two accounts, an initial and later payment, a pending authorization, a duplicate, or repeated unauthorized use.
Should I replace my card?
Ask the issuer when no authorized account can be found, particularly when additional unexplained transactions appear.
Can ChargeOnMyCard.com cancel TRY WEIGHTS?
No. ChargeOnMyCard.com cannot access merchant, subscription, card, refund, or banking systems.
Related Consumer Resource
Help Other Cardholders Identify a TRY WEIGHTS Charge
If you identified a TRY WEIGHTS, TRY-WEIGHTS.COM, or similar transaction, please share what the payment represented.
Helpful details include:
- The descriptor without private reference numbers
- The general amount
- Whether it was pending or completed
- The name used on the original signup page
- Whether it was a recurring subscription
- Whether a smaller transaction appeared first
- How the account was located
- Whether cancellation was confirmed
- Whether a refund was received
- How the issuer resolved an unauthorized payment
Do not post card numbers, card digits, email addresses, home addresses, passwords, account credentials, bank account numbers, PINs, CVV codes, or authentication codes.
Why Rely on ChargeOnMyCard.com?
ChargeOnMyCard.com researches confusing credit-card, debit-card, subscription, recurring-payment, cancellation, refund, pending-authorization, and bank-statement descriptors using available merchant information, official consumer resources, statement patterns, and visible cardholder reports.
We distinguish what is supported from what remains unknown. For TRY WEIGHTS, the available information supports a subscription-billing connection, but not a verified current website, product list, support portal, plan price, or universal explanation for every transaction.
Last reviewed: July 15, 2026.
Disclaimer
ChargeOnMyCard.com is not affiliated with TRY WEIGHTS, Try-weights.com, any subscription provider, advertiser, digital service, cardholder, bank, credit union, card network, payment processor, or financial institution. This article is provided for informational purposes only and is not financial, legal, subscription, refund, dispute, account-security, or fraud-prevention advice. Contact the applicable merchant when safely identifiable and the financial institution directly regarding a specific transaction.
