subscription Fraudulent Charges

Charges for extended access to Ancestry features or premium content.

Charges for access to specific collections of genealogical data or records.

Charges appearing with Audible's customer service number, often for subscriptions that users believe they canceled or never initiated.

Charges for Audible's premium service, often appearing unexpectedly for users who did not upgrade or authorize the higher tier.

Charge for BarkBox products, often associated with difficult-to-cancel subscriptions or unexpected renewals after trial periods.

Monthly charge for Bartleby Learning that users report being charged for without active use or after cancellation.

Initial low-cost trial converts to a recurring monthly subscription without clear consent, difficult to cancel.

General Birchbox UK descriptor with location, often associated with complaints about unwanted charges.

General descriptor for Birchbox UK, often associated with complaints about unexpected renewals or difficulties canceling.

Another Birchbox UK descriptor with location, similar to the above, and linked to customer service issues.

A general Birchbox UK descriptor with location, commonly found in complaints about unwanted charges.

Birchbox UK descriptor with location, frequently appearing in complaints about billing issues.

Recurring monthly charges for a virtual mailbox service that was never activated or used, with refusal to refund due to terms and conditions.

Generic Blinkist company charge, frequently reported by users who struggle to cancel or find unexpected recurring payments.

Blinkist charges with a location identifier, often associated with unwanted annual subscriptions.

Bluehost users report unauthorized charges and difficulty canceling services, often involving hidden subscriptions or unwanted upgrades.

Another variation of the Zoosk descriptor, often associated with fraudulent charges.

A variation of the Zoosk descriptor appearing on bank statements, indicating an unauthorized charge.

A descriptor for a coffee delivery service that has unclear subscription terms, leading to unexpected charges.

Mentioned as a scam by scamFRAUDalert, likely an unauthorized charge or subscription.

A recurring charge for a 'daily brief' or newsletter that was never explicitly authorized by the cardholder.

Small, recurring charges labeled as "Dating services" that appear on statements without authorization, often indicating a fraudulent subscription.

This descriptor indicates a recurring monthly charge for DoorDash DashPass, often resulting from a free trial that automatically converted to a paid subscription without explicit user consent or awareness.

A payment processor that appears on statements for various online services, often adult-related, which consumers may not recall subscribing to.