- #Amazon digital charge 18.99 full#
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You'll see the payment with tax included, date of next debit, the credit card in use and history of payments. You can choose one of yours and click on payment history. There they were and the amounts matched the debit dates and charges. Our Amazon Prime (if you have it) and our subscriptions purchased through Amazon appeared before you very eyes. Went to Membership & Subscriptions and clicked the link. Logged into our account, hovered over accounts & lists, pull-down menu opened.
#Amazon digital charge 18.99 tv#
Before we panicked, I pulled up our Amazon Prime on the TV to confirm the subscriptions we have, the cost and date of the next debit on the card. We read the comments above and thought the charges might be a scam. We pulled out our saved statements, and the debits were there only some amounts were different over time. We saw several suspicious small charges on our credit card statement today. So nice try scammers, with your fake posts claiming these are legit charges, they are most definitely NOT. It's only $9.99, sure, but NO ONE will be getting any amount from me for free, I don't even think so.
#Amazon digital charge 18.99 full#
I check all my accounts AT LEAST every week, and know the balances I should have on them as well, which I pay in full every month.
To all the other posts here claiming these are legitimate charges, TRY AGAIN! I am def NOT a person who "forgets" that they charged something, snort so when this charge showed up, I immediately knew it was fraud. My credit card company reversed the charges immediately. That account that used my credit card was already suspended and the rep recommended I dispute it with my credit card issuer, and she sent me an email detailing the fraud to assist with this process (awesome rep!). I phoned Amazon, who informed me that the charge was associated with a completely different account, of course. Of course I did not make this charge, in fact, this card has never been linked to my Amazon account, I have an Amazon credit card (Scammers are obviously morons, can't even do that right). I found this page upon googling a $9.99 charge on one of my visa credit cards. Remember to have detailed information as to the dates of the charge/s and your debit or credit card that was used to make those charges because if it isn't in your account, Amazon's computers can search EVERYONE'S accounts to see if the particular card was used in any other account. They will do their own investigation to recover the money on their end, but they will refund you the money beforehand and block that card from being used by that person or his/her accounts. IF ANYONE SEES an Amazon digital or Kindle charge on their bank statement and know that they didn't make that charge, I urge you to call Amazon and get it cleared up. Eventually, I was escalated to a service rep who BLOCKED the card from that guys account and gave me a refund for the months that I was charged. After a couple of hours on the phone with Amazon, they were able to trace the charges to someone I have no idea of.someone named John Cannaghan.who has been using my number to debit directly from my bank for Amazon digital and Kindle services. OK, I received a charge from Amazon Digital to my bank account and went over the records and found out that there were charges dating back 6 months at 9.99 per month almost always charged on the same day of the month. You can chat with Amazon or have them call you by visiting Amazon's help center. For example, if you checked out with two items totaling $100, you might see individual charges of $80 and $20 if those items ship at different times or come from different Amazon sellers. Additionally, they may do partial charges if your order contains multiple items and they ship or process at different times. Rather, they charge your card when the item ships. Why you may not recognize this chargeĪmazon often doesn't charge your card at the moment of purchase. Unknown Amazon charges are usually from an Amazon Prime payment, a digital service payment, an Amazon Pay transaction, or a bank authorization.
If you didn't make this payment, it's possible someone else did, which may be an early indication of fraud. You're likely seeing this charge because you made a purchase at Amazon Prime. It is one of the world's most valuable brands and is one of the big five American information technology companies, along with Alphabet, Apple, Meta, and Microsoft. Amazon is an American multinational company that focuses on e-commerce, cloud computing, online advertising, digital streaming, and artificial intelligence.Īmazon is the world's largest online retailer and sells virtually everything, including books, electronics, household goods, food, and pretty much everything else you can imagine.
#Amazon digital charge 18.99 free#
This is a charge from Amazon Prime, a membership service that allows Amazon users to get extra perks, such as free shipping and access to movies, shows, music, etc.
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