A bank statement revealed an unknown charge of $167 from a transaction labeled as 'ATM TRANSACTION' with no clear connection to Metro PCS, raising concerns about how they obtained the card number.
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Imagine getting a mysterious charge from a number you don’t recognize on your bank statement. That’s often BillMatrix, a payment processor that many utilities contract to handle credit‑card bill payments. The service appears as an ATM‑style debit because it routes the transaction through a third‑party gateway, not a direct call from the utility itself. If you see a charge labeled “BillMatrix” or a utility name you recognize, verify the payment on the utility’s online portal before disputing. Keep an eye on duplicate fees, and consider setting up alerts for any future debits. When in doubt, contact the utility directly and ask if they use BillMatrix for online payments.
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It's certainly frustrating, isn't it?
Initially, there was concern over a suspicious charge on the card, but it was later realized that the charge was actually an additional $3.35 fee associated with paying the Con Ed bill online.
I noticed an unauthorized charge on my debit card statement, allegedly from a utility bill I do not have.
It's accurate that numerous utilities companies work with this firm.
I discovered two unauthorized charges on my Chase account from a mysterious source, despite not using the account and having replacement debit cards that were never activated.
There seems to be a discrepancy with my gas bill payment, as I was told it didn't go through, despite having paid it seven times; I'm unsure how to proceed with recovering my money to pay the rest of my bills.
A suspicious transaction, including an ATM withdrawal, was discovered on my bank statement, linked to this number, which I believe is a case of theft and should be prosecuted
I used the BillMatrix payment system to pay for my Centerpointe Energy, Gas and Electric bill, it didnt involve a phone call, just showed up on my bank statement.
For me this is San Diego Gas and Electric, its totaly valid.
I payed my bill over the phone to Puget Sound (GAS&Electric Bill) (800) 967-9649 19900 N Creek ParkwUS Bothell WAUS
The caller claimed I owed a utility bill, which I do, and I made a payment, but it appears this may have been a scam.
Can somone tell me whats Melisa jean OHallorans phone number?
I used this service to handle my Puget Sound Energy payment
I found a charge of $144 on my MC card, and after some research I fonud out it was from bill matrix, I thought I would share this informations with you
This number is used by BillMatrix, a payment processing service used by Puget Sound Energy in WA State
It appears that BillMatrix is utilized by various utilities for credit card payment processing, possibly as a means to impose convenience fees that may not be permitted by PUCs
Also known as BillMatrix, a service used by comcast for handling cable bill payments
There is a charge of 232 dollars on my mc and i dont have no account with metro pcs, fact is i never heard of them until now, they claim i owe them money but i have never even heard of them and now im fighting with them to get my money back
Apparently, this number belongs to Metro PCS, and their correctional process involves fixing errors such as overcharging, which they did in my case after double-charging me for a bill, fortunately before incurring overdraft fees on my account. Interestingly, this number appeared on my bank statement rather than my caller ID, and it wasn't until I investigated further that I discovered the double charge from Metro PCS.
My Mastercard was charged by this number, which appears to be associated with Correctional Billing Services, specifically Evercom
This is the number of Metro PCS.