Browse All Fraudulent Descriptors

Unauthorized charges from Zoosk appearing as Visa Check Card transactions.

Charges for extended vehicle service contracts that are often deceptively advertised, leading to denied claims and unexpected monthly payments.

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

Wix users report unauthorized charges and issues with auto-renewal, leading to unexpected billing.

A small, fraudulent charge of $10 from WMART.SE was reported on a Cabela's card, suggesting potential card testing or unauthorized use.

Descriptor for Fortnite purchases made on Xbox, can appear in unauthorized transactions.

A small charge from Xsolla related to Roblox, potentially a test charge before a larger fraudulent transaction.

Users report unauthorized recurring charges from Zoosk, often after never signing up or canceling.

A small charge for an AARP-related discount card that was never requested or authorized.

Another generic descriptor that could be used for a variety of fraudulent charges. The lack of a clear company name is a major red flag.

A small, recurring or one-time charge for vague 'real estate administration' that is unauthorized.

Charges for a "Trulia Insights" subscription that provides generic or publicly available market data, trapping users in recurring payments.

Users report being charged for an Uber Eats membership they did not intentionally activate, often after a promotional period or app update.

A charge for an 'accelerated' or 'priority' delivery service that the user did not request or authorize, appearing as a recurring fee.

A vague descriptor for a coffee product that enrolls consumers into a recurring subscription without clear consent.

A charge identified as a Google One subscription, often appearing without the user's explicit consent or knowledge.

Descriptor for the ABCmouse Classic subscription, sometimes appearing with additional charges.

A generic Amazon digital services charge that can be difficult to trace and is often reported as unauthorized.

General Amazon marketplace descriptor, frequently used in fraudulent charges for various amounts.

Charges for digital content through Kindle, sometimes appearing without user authorization.

General charges for Ancestry genealogy services, often appearing as unexpected renewals.

Charges for access to historical records or specific historical content within Ancestry.

Similar to 'AUDIBLE SUBSCRIPTION', this descriptor is often linked to unwanted or forgotten recurring charges.

Generic Audible charge that can be legitimate but is also frequently associated with unwanted renewals after free trials.