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Bought Something Online Bank Statement

Is it possible to buy something online without it showing up on your debit card statement?

If you use your debit card to make a purchase, the purchase will show up on your statement.

If you don't want your parents to find out where you're buying something, use cash to buy a prepaid debit card and make your online purchase with that. Make sure the site you're shopping from accepts prepaid cards.

Will an item show up on online bank statement as Amazon or the company I buy a product from using Amazon.com?

It will show up as AMAZON.COM AMZN.COM/BILLWA

You pay amazon, and amazon pays the vendor, so amazon is doing the actual financial transaction.

Can you see exactly what you bought on a chase bank statement?

Jeremy is actually misinformed. Many merchants DO transmit details of what is purchased. With the exception of some business accounts, that information is normally NOT included on bank statements, or even retained by the bank.

The NAME of the merchant will normally appear, but that is not always the name you saw on the front of the building. For example, Victoria's Secret is owned by Limited Brands. The could appear on a statement under either name.

If i buy porn online with my debit card will it show on the statement?

I know some may say eww and I'm not helping if u don't like the question leave all I want to know is if I buy it I know it. will it show how much money was taken out which is $1 dollar a month but will it say the porn name and everything I'm asking because I have my own debit card but my dad has a linked account. he doesn't care what I use the money but for something like this maybe anyway bottom line I need to know if it will show thanks a lot

My son orders things online regularly, he bought a fleshlight and it was on my bank statement what should i do he's 14?

Obviously you're letting him get away with it. Don't you feel it's wrong that he's stealing from you & fraudulently using your card? Tell him you need to take all the things away. Tell him it's not because of what they are but because of reasons above. By ignoring it you are teaching him stealing & pretending he's over 18 is ok. He'll continue to do it to you & won't feel bad doing it to others. You aren't doing your job as a parent. I'm surprised you don't see that.

What shows up on your debit card/bank statement if you order something from Spencer's?

So I have finally decided to purchase a personal vibrator(yay me). However, me being 18 years old with a very annoying and overbearing mother, it's kind of been a struggle. I did some looking online and I can either buy the one that I saw in a Spencer's store in the mall and purchase it online, or I can order one off of Amazon. But right now I'm really thinking about purchasing the one from Spencer's. However I wanted to know, if I did go ahead and order from Spencer's what will show up on my bank statement? I have a joint account with my mother so I am very choosey about what I purchase online so she doesn't ask questions. I was just wanted to know, so when the box comes to the house she won't check my statement and come yelling at me full of accusations about what I ordered.

If I use my debit card to buy something, can my parents find out the history of my shopping?

If they have access to your account statement then yes, they definitely can. But there is a catch here. If your purchases are mainly online, keep in mind that often the real merchant name is not displayed on the statement.For example, let's say you buy some DVDs from an online store. It is not necessary that the online store's name will appear on the statement. It is very likely that the payment processor's name will appear. For example, "XYZ Payment services".And if you are buying stuff from a website which stocks several things, then the website's name will appear and the statement will not really reflect which product you bought. If you buy a set of DVDs from Flipkart, the statement will show "Flipkart" (or probably "WS Retail", don't exactly remember).

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