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Seeing a AGASERVICEO MAR T ALLIANZINS.US VA charge on your statement?

Common ways AGASERVICECO MAR T ALLIANZINS.US VA charges might appear on your statement

  • AGASERVICECO MAR T ALLIANZINS.US VA
  • CHKCARD AGASERVICECO MAR T ALLIANZINS.US VA
  • CHECKCARD AGASERVICECO MAR T ALLIANZINS.US VA
  • POS Debit AGASERVICECO MAR T ALLIANZINS.US VA
  • POS PUR AGASERVICECO MAR T ALLIANZINS.US VA
  • POS PURCH AGASERVICECO MAR T ALLIANZINS.US VA
  • POS PURCHASE AGASERVICECO MAR T ALLIANZINS.US VA
  • PENDING AGASERVICECO MAR T ALLIANZINS.US VA

What is AGASERVICECO MAR T ALLIANZINS.US VA?

AGASERVICECO MAR T ALLIANZINS.US VA refers to AGA Service Company (doing business as Allianz Global Assistance), a company based in Richmond, Virginia that provides travel-insurance, ticket-protection, and related assistance services. Learn more at allianztravelinsurance.com.

Common causes for AGASERVICECO MAR T ALLIANZINS.US VA charges

  • A purchase of travel insurance or ticket protection processed via a third party (such as a hotel, cruise line or event-ticket vendor) that routes the billing through AGA Service Company.
  • A charge for event-ticket protection, rental-car damage waiver, or other “add-on” travel services offered at checkout, where the descriptor appears as this billing name.
  • A charge you don’t recognise, often because the merchant you booked with billed through AGA/Allianz and the descriptor on your statement shows “AGASERVICECO …” rather than the name of the hotel or vendor you used.

Decoding AGASERVICECO MAR T ALLIANZINS.US VA charge tags

  • AGASERVICECO is the abbreviated merchant/payment processor “AGA Service Company”.
  • MAR T / MAR TT is likely shorthand for “Marriott Travel” or “Marriott Trip” (many users report the charge after booking with Marriott).
  • ALLIANZINS.US VA indicates the Allianz insurance billing in the U.S., Virginia location.
  • Prefixes such as CHKCARD, CHECKCARD, POS PURCH, PENDING show how your bank categorises the transaction (debit card, point-of-sale, pending authorisation).

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