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Stefan87
Explorer | Level 4
2 years ago
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Possibly fraudulent charge

Yesterday I discovered that EUR 21 monthly have been charged off my credit card from a recipient named

DROPBOX SIGN MONTHLY SAN FRANCISCO since March. There is no other information regarding the recipient of the monthly charge. The following things are unclear about this charge:

 

  • There is no transaction ID in the format as requested in the credit card charge search tool.
  • My Dropbox account associated with this e-mail does't show any paid plans, and I don't use Dropbox with any other e-mail addresses.
  • I cannot remember to request any priced plan via Dropbox
  • I could not find any plan with a monthly charge of EUR 21

Is there any possibility that this monthly charge is justified, or shall I contact my bank directly and try to get the money back?

 

Greetings

Stefan

 

 

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    • Stefan87's avatar
      Stefan87
      Explorer | Level 4

      Sorry, I didn't realize that Dropbox Sign is a different kind of service, and I already found the source of the payment. Thank you!

      • Mark's avatar
        Mark
        Icon for Super User II rankSuper User II

        It really isnt made clear is it Stefan87 ?

         

        Pleased its sorted though!

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