If i make an online transaction with a debit card,  what information will show on my statement?
611159
If you don't want to leave a 'trail' use cash or check then! The short answer to your question is YES there is always something showing up on your statement...it depends on what the 'business' calls itself to the bank....It may be a florist called Rosie's from Interflora which may show as Rosie's Florist or Interflora.....it totally depends on what the company wants to be known as on transactions and what the Bank abreviates their name to.....\n\nHaving bought many things online with credit cards there is always some reference back to that transaction.
485686
nope.. except when u giving info wherein the amount is gonna be deducted from ur acc when u buyin some stuff, then its not correct to give wrong info..\n\nother than tht giving wrong info in normal regn. wont do much harm..
362161
Yes, but they'll charge you for it.  Click 'Withdrawl" once you get to your account and it will tell you all the details.
601622
Your debit card works the same as a credit card when purchasing online, as long as you have the funds in the bank of course.
1166682
It depends on the bank I imagine.  My bank only has a checking account debit card.  I'm curious how it is that you decide you'll give 5 points.  If you award an answerer with the best answer they receive 10 points.
1154811
your question is unclear... set up for what?  to pay something?  to check your statement?  please clarify
371529
I believe their website would know. Look it up and stop being lazy. it's usually under corporate information on websites
1166462
You should let your bank know immediately. They can tell you if it's your debit card or check or ATM. Whatever it is, they need to cancel that and give you a new one. They should also give you a credit for the amount if you can convince them it was not by you. The bank and you can determine if you need a new account or not.
923058
There lot of internal procedures involved even after u made the payment through online. The bank afterall looks for its own profits, so willl try as much to delay. but u hv a proof dat u made the payment four days back. so u can show dem da payment receipt proof which u ususally get after u made the payment online. \n\nit happened twice wid me that they charge me for late payment though both times it were they who at fault for the delay of procesing. but i had a proof of payment receipt. so i cud straighten the things up with them instantly.\n\nso make sure do keep all the receipts of payment with you. its quite essential especaily when u deal with banks or any such financial institutions. afterall, u're consumer and hv every right to fight for your needs,  your convenience & your choice of dealings.\n\nCheerz!!!
484553
When you call the bank, they will reverse the charge and issue you a new card. You'll never know who used the card. These things happen so often that they won't really do anything for $500.
343759
the online form charges you a small amount of dough on a credit card to prove who you are, this is how they authorize the change.\n\nAt the bottom of this page they imply that they'll let you print the change of address form\nhttps://hdusps.esecurecare.net/cgi-bin/hdusps.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=6553\nbut you'll have to log in as the next step so I didn't go through it.\n\nGood enough dude? Gimme the points. I want the points. I need the points, dude, I need em bad, C'mon, I deserve em, I live for the points, I'll do anything FOR THE POINTS!!!!!
982794
Depends on how you paid. Some sellers ask for cashier's checks, money orders, or accept personal checks. In each case, the item appears only in your Ebay account and on any invoice they send you, if they send one at all.\n\nSome sellers accept credit cards directly. In these cases, the line charge will show the total and the seller's business name, not the item.\n\nMost sellers go through PayPal and I feel far more comfortable doing business with them. (There are still caveats, for if you have a deadbeat seller Ebay and PayPal will only guarantee a small portion of your purchase price returned.) If paying through PayPal, the item appears on the PayPal invoice. Your Account overview will show the total for the transaction and to whom it was sent; clicking on the seller's name should bring up the invoice with the item description.
124106
If you paid with your credit card or your checking account, wouldn't you have the credit on those statements?\n\nIf they have credited you for the computer's price, then doesn't that mean that you returned it?\n\nThis is the route I would take.  If you don't have ANY information, then try reporting them to BBB (Better Business Bureau)  www.bbb.org   Big Corporations do not seem to be fond of BBB calling on your behalf.
970717
its called a test debit.the credit card company are seeing if the details you have given them are true and also to see if you can afford to have a credit card.....it will appear on your account and disappear next day.this happens a lot when you switch items on a debit card its nothing to worry about but to put your mind at rest phone the credit card company...........
1125955
Call the bank who issued the debit card, they can pull up a record that should give you a clue as to what the purchase was.  If you did not authorize this, then go to your bank and fill out a form stating it was an unauthorized transaction and they will try to recoup your money. Usually with much success.
672981
Basically if you want to buy something PayPal charges your credit or debit card that amount and transfer the money into the person from whom your are buying's bank account. That way they'll never know your credit card details. When you get your credit card statement the transaction will just show up as a payment to PayPal. It works just like any other credit card transaction would on the internet apart from PayPal charges your credit card for the purchase instead of the seller. For more info visit http://www.wikipedia.org\n\nHope this Helps!
129872
Hmm...You appear to be an O level student. Anyways here goes:\n\n   Whenever we make a business transaction by check we record it in our books. For example if you issue a check of amount Y to Mr. X, you will record that $Y have been given to Mr. X in your ledger account of Mr. X. Mr. X will than take this check to your bank and will ask for money. The bank will verify the check than issue the money and record that amount Y from your account have been given to Mr. X. At the end of month the bank will send you a statement of all your transactions and you will be able to see this transaction with Mr. X. Now think what will happen if Mr. X does not immediately take your check to the bank but instead decide to cash it next month. In that case there will be a discrepancy between the bank's account and your account. Thus a statement is needed to reconcile your balance in the Cash book with the bank statement. This statement is called a bank reconciliation statement. \n     The need for it arises because of lack of communication between bank and the account holder.