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Why is there a $1.00 charge on my credit card?
Why is there a $1.00 charge on my credit card?
Valentina
Sun Dec 15 2024
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I found a $1.00 charge on my credit card statement and I'm wondering why it's there. I didn't make any purchases that should result in a $1.00 charge. Can someone explain this to me?
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CryptoNinja
Tue Dec 17 2024
The amount of $1.00 often serves as an authorization rather than a charge.
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HallyuHero
Mon Dec 16 2024
BTCC, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, offers a range of services.
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henry_taylor_architect
Mon Dec 16 2024
This authorization is primarily used to verify the card information provided.
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CherryBlossomDance
Mon Dec 16 2024
Typically, once the authorization is completed, the $1.00 is voided shortly after.
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EmeraldPulse
Mon Dec 16 2024
It's important to understand that banks are not obligated to process the void immediately.
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