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Ahead of the charts charge on credit card: What we know

Many people are being charged by a company named Ahead of the Charts, and this was not authorized and seems suspicious.
Fraudsters usually make a small dollar transaction to see if a card is active. When it is approved, the numbers are immediately sold on the black market. When you see small unknown transactions on your card, it’s usually a sign that the card has been compromised, and you should lock it right away.
We will be writing a short review about the Ahead of the charts charge. Continue reading below.
Ahead of the charts charge on credit card
The charge from the company is likely a scam and you should report it to your credit card company or bank.
We looked into the Ahead of the charts company, but we were unable to locate any additional information or reviews. We only found a trading company named “Ahead of the charts” in our search.

The trading company was established in 2015, but there are some questions about the website. You should report the credit charges to your credit card provider in order to resolve the issues and possibly obtain a new card.
Use the comment below if your card was charged as well.

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