Bank statement charge
What is the BUYGOODS charge on my bank statement?
Who charged you
BuyGoods sells supplements and wellness products for other companies
BUYGOODS is BuyGoods Inc., a US company registered in Delaware that sells health and wellness products, such as supplements, for vendors whose offers are promoted by affiliates and online ads. The charge is usually an order from one of those sales pages, sometimes with extra bottles or add-ons accepted with one click after checkout.
How it can show on a statement
BUYGOODSBUYGOODS [phone number]
Find out what it was
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Look in your inbox, spam and promotions folders for an email from BuyGoods sent on the day of the charge: it carries the order ID and lists the products, and searching for the exact amount often finds it too.
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Think back to supplement or health ads you clicked in the days before the charge; the product's brand is what the page showed, not BuyGoods.
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Look for two or more BUYGOODS lines on the same day with different amounts: an extra offer accepted after checkout is charged as its own payment.
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Ask the people who share your card whether one of them ordered a supplement or health product online.
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Still a charge you did not agree to? File your complaint here. We write it with you and send it to BuyGoods, so you do not have to chase it yourself.
Not in any of your accounts? If nobody in your household made it, someone else may have used your card details. Your card issuer can stop the card, so the charges do not continue.
Why does it say “BUYGOODS”?
BuyGoods is the seller you paid: under its terms it accepts the order, takes the payment and sends a confirmation email with the order number and the products. The product comes from one of the vendors on BuyGoods' marketplace and is promoted under its own brand, so the sales page you remember and the statement line can look unrelated. The same terms give "BUYGOODS" followed by a ten-digit number as the name its purchases show on a bank statement.
BuyGoods also runs shop sites of its own, for supplements and for home oils, and the vendors' sales pages carry their own brands, so the site you ordered from often does not say BuyGoods in large print. The order email is the one place where the product and the seller are named together.
Why you might see this charge
- A bottle or multi-bottle pack of a supplement ordered from a sales page reached through an online ad or a recommendation link.
- Extra bottles or an add-on taken with one click on the offer page that follows the first payment, billed as its own payment.
- Home oils or another wellness product bought on one of BuyGoods' own shop sites.
- A product bought on a page that showed only its brand, with BuyGoods named as the seller in the order email.
- An order a partner, parent or child placed with your card.
Is BUYGOODS legit?
BuyGoods Inc. is a real company registered in Delaware, and its own terms name BUYGOODS with its number as the statement name for its orders, so the line is normally a genuine order. A genuine charge does not settle whether the product lived up to the ad: the products come from separate vendors and are promoted by affiliates, and those claims are theirs.
A text or email that mentions BuyGoods and asks you to enter card details to stop or reverse an order is not how an order is confirmed. The confirmation email for a real BuyGoods order already sits in your inbox, with the order ID and the products on it.
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Questions about BUYGOODS
Is BuyGoods legitimate?
Yes. BuyGoods Inc. is a real company registered in Delaware that sells health and wellness products for other vendors, and BUYGOODS on a statement is how its orders appear. Whether the product lived up to the advert is a separate question, and one you can complain about.
What is BuyGoods Inc.?
BuyGoods Inc. is the company behind BuyGoods. It is the seller you paid for an order placed on a supplement or wellness sales page, even when that page only showed the product's own brand.
Why does the BUYGOODS charge have a number after it?
BuyGoods' terms set its statement name as BUYGOODS followed by a ten-digit number. The number is part of the name, not a separate charge.
Why are there two BUYGOODS charges on the same day?
An extra offer accepted after checkout, such as more bottles, is taken as a separate payment, so one visit to a sales page can show as two or more lines. Check the BuyGoods emails from that day for each amount.
What if I did not agree to a BUYGOODS charge?
File a complaint on Complain.biz. We write it with you and send it to BuyGoods, so you do not have to chase it yourself.
Based on
- Terms and Conditions of Sale: statement name, seller and order confirmation (BuyGoods)
- Find your order: the order ID is in the confirmation email from BuyGoods (BuyGoods)
- BuyGoods: marketplace for health and wellness vendors and affiliates (BuyGoods)
- Privacy Policy of BuyGoods Inc. (BuyGoods)
- Upsells: one-click payments processed by ClickBank, BuyGoods or Digistore24 (ElasticFunnels Docs)