We had about $364.++ in charges to with the name AUTUMN. Yesterday, November 14, we finally set up this NEW card we were trying to use to make more percentage on the paid totals. She had told us that would be fully refunded and all they needed was a charge card to get the tool. They refunded that amount, minus about $1.50.
We loaned our credit card to someone we were trying to help "get on their feet." Autumn White took the credit card which had never been used, charged a TOOL for her husband and then returned it a few days later. Square themselves likely won't be able to help you. Look up your receipt to find the vendor, then Google the name of the vendor to find their contact information. Once you do that, Square provides the detailed receipt along with the vendor, itemized order, and even a survey to let the vendor know about your experience. You need to provide the amount and date of the charge along with your credit or debit card number to see your receipt. Square provides a website to look up your receipt.
If you're trying to jog your memory, this charge could have come from: You likely have seen Square's point of sale devices like the tablet in front of a cashier, or the little device that plugs into an mobile phone to swipe credit cards. Square can also be used by sellers at farmers markets, expos, or mobile service providers like locksmiths, cleaners, and fitness instructors. Square is used by millions of sellers including restaurants, coffee shops, retail stores, and more. Charges that are processed by square generally are prefixed with "SQ*. Square credit card processing to millions of sellers. Square itself didn't charge your card, rather a vendor that uses Square for their credit card processing. This is a charge from a merchant that uses Square merchant processing.
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