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Is "VISA DDA PUR AP 405524 WAWA 944 MILLVILLE *" fraud?

Written by Jemina Owen-Jones

April 18th, 2024

About "VISA DDA PUR AP 405524 WAWA 944 MILLVILLE *"

1/25/2024 6:08
  • VISA: Indicates that the transaction was made using a VISA card.
  • DDA: Stands for Demand Deposit Account, referring to the type of account used for the transaction.
  • PUR: Short for Purchase, indicating that the transaction is for a purchase.
  • AP: Stands for Authorized Purchases, indicating that the transaction is an authorized purchase.
  • 405524: Part of the transaction code, possibly indicating a specific merchant or store.
  • WAWA: Indicates the name of the merchant or store where the transaction took place.
  • 944 MILLVILLE: Provides additional information about the location of the transaction, such as the address or store number.

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