AUDRIUS TOMONIS SC

First seen January 09, 2015. Last updated on October 12, 2021.

The credit card charge AUDRIUS TOMONIS SC was first submitted to our database on January 09, 2015. It has been deemed not suspicious by our users.

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What people are saying...

Jeff Crowler on September 22, 2016

Absolutely trustable. The 11 who reported it as suspicious have no idea what they themselves are doing.

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Michael on October 29, 2017

I've just accidentally clicked on "Suspicious" expecting to view the stats of both the suspicious and the trustworthy right after that. It turns out by clicking on it it just accepts it as a "report", which is wrong. I would like to take my "vote" back.

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Li-Hong Wan on September 08, 2019

We've had several deals made with him including a large refund from a bank wire payment and it was all done with integrity and respect so thank you.

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A Tomonis on October 12, 2021

Although after some research I suspect that this website Whatschargingme.com is creating these posts out of thin air using some questionably obtained information, I have searched all orders and could indeed find the above two (2) among registered customers, thus I can confirm that the posts are legit. Dear Michael, since I do not see your surname I can not identify your order number. I would recommend looking through your record if you have ordered any collectible world banknotes around that date and look at the sender's addresses on the envelopes that you received by mail. Contact Banknotes.com and provide your real full name and they will gladly verify and explain to you what the charge was associate with which order of yours. I am almost sure this has to do with Banknotes.com who sells worldwide collectables such as paper money, stamps, wine labels etc.

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