EveryDaySolver EVERYDAYSOLVER OPEN CHARGE RESOLUTION ACTION PACK - $19

Unknown Charge Alert: Identify the Source First

Some unknown charges are one-time; others recur on a billing cycle.

A charge you don’t recognize can come from a subscription, a saved-card merchant, or a trial that converted.

Something prompted you to check.

Identifying the source is what tells you whether this is a one-time charge or a recurring one.

THE HIDDEN TRUTH

Banks don’t show the real merchant name

Subscriptions don’t always stop when you cancel

Billing descriptors are intentionally masked

A recurring charge continues until it is cancelled.

“Small recurring charges can add up over time.”

If the charge is a subscription you no longer want, cancelling it with the merchant or in your account settings stops future billing.

You need a charge identification audit of your statement.

Open Charge Resolution Action Pack

$19

A self-service dispute letter template you fill in yourself, organized to help you present a clearer response to your bank or the merchant.

OPEN CHARGE RESOLUTION ACTION PACK - $19

Disputes are stronger when the charge source, posted status, and evidence are clear before submission.

Identify the charge before you dispute.

OPEN CHARGE RESOLUTION ACTION PACK - $19

Disputes are stronger when the charge source, posted status, and evidence are clear before submission.

No bank login required. Your data stays on your device.

Still seeing a charge you don’t recognize?

If the charge is a subscription, it may keep billing until it is cancelled with the merchant or in your account settings. If you believe it is unauthorized, contact your bank or card issuer.

Related Charge Investigations

Open Charge Resolution Action Pack - $19