Sometimes, unknown charges on a credit card or bank statement make a situation worse than you can imagine. When I was going through my sister’s statement last month, I noticed an unknown Good Sportsman charge. I asked her, and she didn’t have any information about the transaction, and she didn’t use her card last month.
As a responsible brother, I took the matter into my own hands and started looking for the Good Sportsman charge and why it appeared on her credit card statement. In this article, I will explain everything about the charge and how to get rid of it.
What Is Good Sportsman Charge?
Good Sportsman LLC is a registered company that sells sports-related electronics. It also offers cloud storage and subscriptions to various services. If you see a charge associated with Good Sportsman, it is because you have shopped from them using your card.
Many people also reported a false advertising claim that offers you affordable cloud storage at just $9.99 with their cameras and CCTVs. But the company fraudulent debited $30-$40 every month.
Now you understand if you see a Good Sportsman charge on your credit card, it is because you used your card at their stores or on the website for purchasing equipment or services.
What To Do If You Fraudlently Charged By Good Sportsman?
You are not alone if you are charged more than the offer price. My sister subscribed to their cloud storage for $10 but was charged $46. You should contact your card’s customer support and tell them about the fraudulent transaction. They should block your card to prevent future transactions. Good Sportsman doesn’t allow you to cancel the subscription, and when you call their customer service, they don’t respond.
Conclusion
Lastly, always check the business or website before sharing your card details on it. Many scammers are out there looking for the right time to scam you. Stay safe online, and if you notice any unauthorized charge, make sure you know it and take immediate steps to stop it. If you have many credit cards, then you should be aware of these charges:
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