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Seeing a 7700 EASTPORT PARKWAY 95131 charge on your statement?
Common ways 7700 EASTPORT PARKWAY 95131 charges might appear on your statement
- 7700 EASTPORT PARKWAY 95131
- CHKCARD 7700 EASTPORT PARKWAY 95131
- CHECKCARD 7700 EASTPORT PARKWAY 95131
- POS Debit 7700 EASTPORT PARKWAY 95131
- POS PUR 7700 EASTPORT PARKWAY 95131
- POS PURCH 7700 EASTPORT PARKWAY 95131
- POS PURCHASE 7700 EASTPORT PARKWAY 95131
- PENDING 7700 EASTPORT PARKWAY 95131
- Misc. Debit 7700 EASTPORT PARKWAY 95131
What is 7700 EASTPORT PARKWAY 95131?
7700 EASTPORT PARKWAY 95131 is an address in San Jose / Little Rock used in transaction descriptors. It appears on statements when payments are processed through systems associated with PayPal or as part of various online-merchant billing flows.
Common causes for 7700 EASTPORT PARKWAY 95131 charges
- A legitimate purchase made online where PayPal (or a related service) acted as the payment processor and the merchant’s identity wasn’t clearly displayed.
- A membership, subscription or recurring payment which routed through a third-party billing address and shows this descriptor rather than the specific merchant’s name.
- A payment from a marketplace (eBay, other online platforms) where many sellers bill via PayPal and the billing statement reports the processing address instead of seller info.
- A potentially unauthorized charge if you cannot match it to a known purchase—users report this descriptor when they did not recognise the transaction.
Decoding 7700 EASTPORT PARKWAY 95131 charge tags
- 7700 EASTPORT PARKWAY is the billing address that appears in the descriptor; used by some payment processors.
- 95131 is the ZIP code reference (sometimes linked to San Jose, CA) in the descriptor.
- Prefixes like CHKCARD, CHECKCARD, POS PURCH, PENDING reflect how your bank categorises the transaction (debit card, card-purchase, authorization hold).
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