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Anonymous
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Charge for Free Trial

I have been charged $1 for using the "free trial". This is ridiculous. Who do I talk to to get a refund for the $1?

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rckstrscott
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Re: Charge for Free Trial


@Anonymous wrote:

I have been charged $1 for using the "free trial". This is ridiculous. Who do I talk to to get a refund for the $1?


Well, I don't work here or anything, but experience tells me that when you order someone online, often times the company will put a small hold on your credit card to ensure the account is valid. In this case, one dollar; just like when you go to the gas station and pay at the pump

 

My guess is the hold will release in a day or so and you will get your dollar back.

 

-scott

Starting FICO Score: October 2010: TU 498 | EQ: 502
Current FICO Scores:: May 2022: TU: 784 | EQ: 770 | EX: 790
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Repo-ed
Senior Contributor

Re: Charge for Free Trial

Maybe customer service?


Just a hunch...

5/2012: 560 credit scores across the board
12/2014: 750+
3/2017: 780+
11/2019: 833
2/2023: Experian via Chase United Explorer CC pull - 891
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Anonymous
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Re: Charge for Free Trial

It's an authorization on your credit card, not a charge.  It will drop off usually within 3-5 business days, depending on your bank's policies.

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