PAYPAL *CIRCUITLAUN GBR

First seen November 27, 2014. Last updated on December 17, 2023.

The credit card or debit card charge PAYPAL *CIRCUITLAUN GBR was first submitted to our database on November 27, 2014. It has been flagged as suspicious by our users.

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Merchant Circuit (edit)
Website circuit.co.uk (edit)
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Category Student Laundry Services (edit)
Description Online Top-Ups via PayPal give the charge PAYPAL * CIRCUITLAUN GBR. (edit)
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What people are saying...

Circuitlaun on February 10, 2016

Stands for CircuitLaundry. Website circuit.co.uk. Used by me personally, as a student, to do laundry at my accomodation.

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Michael on April 27, 2017

I thought it was a scam but can confirm this is a charging mechanism for laundry at Queen Mary University London.

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Alex on November 16, 2017

When I first saw this I had a little fright but now I've realised it's the system for paying CircuitLaundry - as a student I pay through this.

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Sue on March 23, 2018

Do not understand this charge

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Katerina on March 05, 2019

CircuitLaundry is a self laundry facility in UK that uses rechargeable card to pay for services and it may look suspicious initially. My son is a student in UK and uses it. Laundry in UK is expensive! :(

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Sarah 0 on April 29, 2023

Circuit laundry 2 attempted fraud payments on my debit card

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Alfred on December 17, 2023

Scammed me £75 on January 4th 2017, as customer care unit of Microsoft team. Receipt was PayPal CircuitLaundr UK

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