First seen November 09, 2014. Last updated on March 22, 2019.
The credit card or debit card charge PHILIPS ELECTRONIC STAMFORD CT was first submitted to our database on November 09, 2014. It has been flagged as suspicious by our users.
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Debit charge to my account, unauthorized, traced back to World Pay
Unauthorized debit charge. Waiting on Fraud investigation.
Charge pending for $233.67, not my transaction. Bank can't stop charge, just file report and get a refund once it's gone through
Charge made on 10/16/18. Fraudulent on debit card.
Fraudulent charge on 10/17/18
Fraudulent charge on 10/22/18
Fraudulent charge to debit card! Pending investigation.
Fraudulent charge to debit card. Have contacted my banker. Waiting on reply.
Fraudulent charge 12/15/18
Mystery Debit card charge for $217.38 on 12-28-2018 from PHILIPS ELECTRONIC STAMFORD CT. We reported this to the bank who immediately issued a new card. Our dispute is in progress. This definitely a fraudulent charge. It first appeared as "Pending" in my online statement. It remained in the "Pending" state for 10-14 days, which is far longer than any other transaction I've seen, so the bank couldn't do anything until it actually cleared the account.
Philips has struck again. 222+ dollars . Credit card company is investigating...
They charged one transaction of less than 5 dollars on 3/14/19, then $211 on 3/15. Chase did not let the second transaction go through and instead contacted me so that's nice.
They charged $222.59 on my card; luckily my bank sent me a text message alerting to possible fraudulent charges and I found out right away. They're smart in that they charge an amount that sounds legit.