Is "POS Withdrawal (FIS) Prime Video Cha 440 Terry Ave" fraud?

Written by Caleb Martin

June 18th, 2024

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What is "POS Withdrawal (FIS) Prime Video Cha 440 Terry Ave"?

Amazon Prime Video is a part of Amazon.com, Inc. which was founded in 1994 by Jeff Bezos. It is a subscription-based streaming service that offers television shows and films for rent or purchase. Apart from the vast library of films and TV shows including those produced in-house, they also allow users to subscribe to other services like HBO, Showtime, and Starz through their platform. It also provides original content, exclusive to their platform for viewers.'

  • POS Withdrawal: The type of transaction is a point-of-sale withdrawal, which means money was taken out from the account using a debit card or similar method.
  • (FIS): This could indicate the name or abbreviation of the financial institution or service provider involved in the transaction.
  • Prime Video Cha: This refers to a charge related to a Prime Video subscription or rental.
  • 440 Terry Ave N: This is the address related to the transaction, indicating the location where the transaction took place.
  • amzn.com/bill: This is the website or billing platform associated with the transaction, suggesting that it is related to an Amazon account.
  • WA(6052): This could be the state code or abbreviation and a possible location or branch number related to the transaction. WA likely stands for Washington.(Note

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