subscription Fraudulent Charges

Debit card purchase descriptor for IPSY Glam Bag, often reported as an unexpected or unauthorized charge.

An unauthorized annual charge for a non-existent or misrepresented cloud productivity software subscription.

A descriptor for Choice Home Warranty, often associated with recurring charges that are hard to cancel or dispute, leading to prolonged unwanted subscriptions.

Automatically subscribes users to a paid plan after a trial without clear warning or reminder. Customer support is unhelpful and dismissive.

Descriptor indicating a debit card purchase for IPSY Glam Bag, often reported as unauthorized by consumers.

This descriptor is associated with Avast software, but users report unauthorized charges and difficulty canceling subscriptions.

Users report unauthorized charges after an initial purchase, with difficulty canceling the service or obtaining refunds. Often associated with misleading vehicle report services.

Inferred descriptor from FTC enforcement action against Care.com for deceiving caregivers and impeding subscription cancellations.

Users pay a small fee for an IQ test, then are charged significantly higher amounts for an unwanted subscription. The cancellation button often doesn't work, leading to recurring unauthorized charges.

A low-cost initial charge that automatically enrolls the consumer into a much more expensive recurring coffee subscription.

Former brand of IPSY, also associated with unauthorized charges and deceptive business practices related to beauty box subscriptions.

Claims to be Facebook tech support, charges users $47 for a $1 service, and provides no actual help. Difficult to cancel.

A fake app that initiates unauthorized PayPal subscriptions, leading to fraudulent charges.

Charge from 'DRI*avast software' appearing on credit card statements without user authorization, often linked to unwanted Avast subscriptions.

A more detailed Apple charge that can be for a Duolingo subscription. The phone number is for Apple support.

Charges users for recurring transactions without their knowledge or consent, often after an initial interaction with PrintYourPlaces.com.

Unexpected charge related to AncestryDNA kits or associated services.

A descriptor for American Home Shield, frequently associated with charges for services that are difficult to cancel or claims that are denied, leading to ongoing unwanted payments.

Recurring unauthorized charges for Amazon Prime membership, often appearing monthly, without the cardholder's consent.

Users receive fake invoices for an 'Advanced Web Security' subscription for a large amount, designed to trick them into calling a scammer's phone number for a refund.

Unrecognized charges from 'ADOBE', with amounts varying (e.g., $32.91, $44.06), often stemming from fraudulent activity, account hacks, or difficulty managing subscriptions.

A charge from Google for a Duolingo subscription. The asterisk can make it look like a scam to the untrained eye.

The company behind iduk.co.uk, charging users for an unwanted identity protection service through a hidden subscription.

Charges users for an unwanted identity protection service through a hidden subscription, often starting with a small initial charge of $0.20.