First seen January 10, 2021. Last updated on June 17, 2022.
The credit card or debit card charge VHA MILSONS POINT was first submitted to our database on January 10, 2021. It has been flagged as suspicious by our users.
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Merchant | Vodafone (edit) |
Website | www.vodafone.com.au (edit) |
Phone | Click to Add |
Category | Confirmation (edit) |
Description | Confirmation of legitimacy when registering Vodafone online (edit) |
It is a legit transaction (called pre-authorisation charge) and happens whenever there is a new card linked, Vodafone confirms the transaction by holding $1, which gets refunded within 14 business days
same case. will check with local vodafone shop.
Confirmed, I updated Vodafone this morning and see this charge at that time.
In my case, it was someone who had scammed my credit card. They spent about $700 before it maxed out. They started off with the $1 VHA charge, then took it from there.
Lost $1 after update card details eith vodafone.
Noticed it recently but no idea what it’s for or why
$1 added to my credit card No idea why but I did change my credit card details with Vodafone
Shows up with the same date that I updated credit card details with Vodafone. Presumably it's related to that but I will be keeping a close eye on my account just in case
I also got this charge after just updating new credit card details with Vodafone.
I have two charges on my debit card and also Vodafone charge of $30.
I also got this charge of $1 on the day I update my credit card details! What right do they have to do this? Is this fee recoverable?
Yes on 14 September 21
I have the same charge. It is a unauthorised charge by Vodafone but the charge is for simply using Vodafone? As they have lost so many clients in the past with NO coverage they need to make it up at our expense literally !!
I don’t understand why i am being charged with this by simply recharging my prepaid account with Vodafone
Stands for Vodafone Hutchinson Australia - Milson point is their Headoffice. It’s a credit card charge when you link new card and should be refunded after 14 days
I don’t understand why $1 was taken out of my account. And why it was referred to as Health transaction. And it showed as Vha Milsons Point on 2:27pm Monday 29th November. It would have been better if it went through as Vodafone, if this amount came out by them. So I have locked my card so no further money can come out. I had a problem once before. Where $1 came out of my account then 24 hours later $29 came out, from the same company. So lets say once bitten twice shy.
Bloody vodafone isn't getting any more business from me had to change all my details scamming bustards don't trust vodafone
I had $1.00 taken from my account but I have nothing to do with Vodaphone. I didn't trust it and neither did my bank. I cancelled this card and had a new one issued.
Why is multiple $1 deducted from my Account? Please clarify.
It's from Vodafone $1 charge to activate sim which gets put back in after 14 days
Suspicious transaction that occurred simultaneously with me topping up a pre-paid Vodafone sim card. I phoned the bank and reported a scam which meant that my account was frozen and the card is be replaced. Huge inconvenience to notify all the direct debits from the account. If the charge is legitimate then why not just name it as a Vodafone payment?
Ok understand as a credit card was updated however will wait to see if the amount is credited back (14 days)
I just updated the direct debit details this evening for my Vodafone account. And I paid the recent bill after the details got updated. $1 unauthorized charge shows on the credit card transaction list
我不知道为什么扣钱。还有更多的钱扣吗?
I applied for a Vodafone and didn't get approved and they have taken money out.
went to get a service plan and got charged for this $1vha milson points