Credit card confused?
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...........
144278
Call your credit card company and dispute the charges. They will send information to the company that charged your credit card. The company only has so many days to respond to the credit card company, and unless you signed or otherwise gave agreement to company to use your credit card the bank will reverse the charges off your card.
446449
Ok.  When a credit card or whatever charges off your account, it is usually sold to a collection agency.  You will now have 2 reports for the same thing on your credit.  This is ok.  If you have 3, you should contact the credit agency.\n\nYou have 7 years FROM THE LAST PAYMENT MADE before it falls off of your credit.  If it's been a year since your last payment, you have 6 years left, even if it was just charged off this month.  If you have no intention on paying, do not contact the collection agency, it could restart your 7 years.
905692
Most people fail to hang on to the terms of their credit card agreements (think about it, did you make a copy when you applied for the card) did you read ALL the fine print? \n\nMost credit card companies have long stipulations on the payment terms for your credit card... especially if there is any type of incentive or introductory offer on the card (0% interest, etc).  \n\nPayment is due on the due date (in their office being processed) prior to a cut off time (in most cases 3pm same as the bank). \n\nCredit card companies bank (no pun intended) on you being late or screwing up, because they make a large amount of their monies on fees and punitive interest rates.   Some credit card companies also shift their PO Box addresses by 1 or 2 numbers so that the delay and forwarding will make you late, and they can theirfore charge your out the nose.\n\nI would try and argue the late fee, tell them that you made an effort to get it out in time and would like to get that removed... be prepared to offer something up, such as another payment in order to have the charge removed...\n\n\nalso $90 seems really high... that is a lot to be charged and may exceed what they are legally allowed to charge...
5819
Call your credit card company.  They can look up the charge, they can tell you the name of the merchant, and they should be able to provide a phone number so you can call the merchant and find out who it is.\n\nIf you determine that the charge is not legit, then tell your credit card company that you want to dispute the charge and that it might be a fraudulent charge.  (You should investigate first...make sure it isn't from a company that you or your spouse purchase from)\n\nI've had charges show up like that and the credit card company has always helped me take care of it.
1147396
It is spelled fraud. Contact your credit card holder immediately and have all activity stopped and cancel the card.\nThey will issue you a new one in a day or so.
975447
Hello,\n\nYou should contact the store and ask if they can provide you with receipts for purchases during this time period.\n\nIf the purchases were not made by you, but money has been taken from your card to fund purchases; then you should get on to your account provider and explain the situation (as your card may have been cloned or details stolen).\n\nThanks
1070001
If it is a regular credit card - there should be no problems.  If it is a VISA or MASTERCARD check card, some banks block neteller transactions on their check cards.  (Their anti-gambling action)  This is most likely the case.  Use a different credit card or send them a check if you don't mind waiting. Good luck.
291642
Yup. because a credit  card is a credit card. lol but thats a good question
957237
how can i changed my credit card to a new card??
279991
I'm not sure, but you should check the fine print on the credit card application/disclosure. It will state what the minimum payment is. Normally around 3-5% of your balance.
630132
maybe they sent it to your bank .  some companies do that ,  as you will have to sign a credit agreement.
382742
It depends.\n\nIf your credit card provider is a national bank, it is likely that they are regulated by the Federal Trade Commission for consumer offerings.\n\nIf your credit card is a state chartered bank and you suspect a problem, you should contact your states attorney general.
1123389
its called a cash advance, they incure really high interst rates so be careful, you first have to set up a pin number with you credit card first
658571
it was probably just an authorization to make sure card was real , should be reversed . Just like a gas station will authorize 5 dollars when you pay at the pump , and you get 20 in gas , go home and there is a charge for 5 and 20 on your statement , but the 5 will be taken off
107401
card is not in\ncard is not in corectley\ncard is damaged\ntry card in a diffrent phone or diffrent card in your phone
643722
cancell the card like now...and check if they billed you. If they did report as fraud. Get a new credit card