Found odd entry on credit card statement

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Hi
I found a credit card entry for £88.94 on hubby's statement. Instead of a shop/company name it simply states "2907fe91-66a2-47bb-9f7"

Any ideas.

He's presented her with an invoice though. It was his statement, and he was sure of what the payment was, and has the paperwork. If he'd have said 'Oh, I'm not sure what that is, it must have been when I bought some tyres', that's very different, but he had the paperwork. He told her something he was sure of. She didn't believe him. He had to provide paperwork.

Has OP’s husband been riding you?

If I was married to OP I’d be buying super-fast bike tyres.

Very strange women.

Goes through his credit card statements and questions his spending.

He gives her an answer and isn't bothered about so called "fraud".

Op is not happy so he shows her an invoice.

She still doesn't believe him so comes on here to try and find out but doesn't like it when people call out her behaviour.

Feel sorry for her husband

Don't know why you think it is strange that he has bought tyres from Italy, cycling is huge in Italy. My DH bought motorcycle tyres from Germany last week and that is not the first time.

It's not that unusual to buy bike stuff from Europe, hell my poor brother searched half the world and finally found the part he needed when he rang our little bike shop in a small town in Cumbria (( that place is an Alladdins cave, yes, yes they will have a random crank from a bike last produced a millenia ago ))

Your poor husband tho, I hope he gets out 😬

Ha!

People here offered opinions but you've failed to answer whether he actually has in his possession tyres from Italy. It's that simple.

We should all tread carefully so we don't get shouted at

Tread ..

Oh never mind

😂

There are some good bike tyres brands that are Italian and £88.94 seems about the right price.
What other things were you thinking it could have been if not tyres?

Maybe he paid by bank transfer rather than using his card.

Italian eBay shop selling Pirelli bike tyres. Price looks about right for a pair of tyres delivered from Italy.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_dkr=1&iconV2Request=true&_blrs=recall_filtering&_ssn=bike_therapy&store_cat=0&store_name=biketherapypergola&_oac=1&_nkw=pirelli

I had a credit card payment before that I didn't recognise. I called my bank and they told me where the transaction took place. I was able to remember it then. But it looked weird on the statement.

Call the bank but if he thinks he knows what the transaction is and it matches up to when/ how much he spent on tyres it probably is fine

🤯eh?
they’re married…a lot of married people have joint finances and that includes having a credit card each but they then jointly review and assess seeds, saves etc together

it’s not in least bit unusual…

I know what that code it, it is a webform code used by a company called GOSS who host websites for councils.
It will be a receipt for a payment to the local authority for a garden bin, parking fine, maybe even council tax or a licence.

Call the credit card company and ask. I once had transactions that just had a postcode local to mine on it. Turned out to be McDonalds when I called the cc company. Lots of my transaction references are meaningless to me.

An inflatable rubber Italian woman.

Does he have new tyres?

Yeah that's what I was thinking.
Or a sex worker. Maybe Italian, maybe not.

This made coffee come down my nose !!

If you check your statement quite soon after a transaction it can sometimes look strange, then a day or so later it catches up with itself and displays the actual vendor (or whatever).

Are you worried about credit card fraud, or your husband being up to no good?!

But to ride that that he’d need an Italian bicycle pump, not tyres.🚴🏻

Dear husband of OP. Run away. Run away quickly. Your wife is a crazy woman.

P.s. Let's meet behind the bike shed. I have tires………

😂😂😂

@LuciaPillson