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Seeing a GIH*GLOBALINDUSTRIALEQ charge on your statement?

Common ways GIH * GLOBALINDUSTRIALEQ charges might appear on your statement

  • GIHGLOBALINDUSTRIALEQ 800-645-2986 FL
  • CHKCARD GIHGLOBALINDUSTRIALEQ 800-645-2986 FL
  • CHECKCARD GIHGLOBALINDUSTRIALEQ 800-645-2986 FL
  • POS Debit GIHGLOBALINDUSTRIALEQ 800-645-2986 FL
  • POS PUR GIHGLOBALINDUSTRIALEQ 800-645-2986 FL
  • POS PURCH GIHGLOBALINDUSTRIALEQ 800-645-2986 FL
  • POS PURCHASE GIHGLOBALINDUSTRIALEQ 800-645-2986 FL
  • POS REFUND GIHGLOBALINDUSTRIALEQ 800-645-2986 FL
  • PRE-AUTH GIHGLOBALINDUSTRIALEQ 800-645-2986 FL
  • PENDING GIHGLOBALINDUSTRIALEQ 800-645-2986 FL

What is GIH * GLOBALINDUSTRIALEQ?

GIH * GLOBALINDUSTRIALEQ refers to Global Industrial Company, a U.S.-based provider of industrial and MRO (maintenance, repair, and operations) supplies, offering a wide selection of catalog and online-order products like shelving, safety items, material handling equipment, and more. This descriptor appears when a purchase, debit, or other transaction is processed through their payment system. Learn more at globalindustrial.com.

Common causes for GIH * GLOBALINDUSTRIALEQ charges

  • A purchase of industrial or commercial supplies from Global Industrial (e.g., shelving, storage bins, forklifts).
  • An online order placed under this billing descriptor, sometimes forgetting the merchant name while reviewing your statement.
  • A charge you did not recognise, which may suggest either forgotten purchase or potential unauthorized transaction (some user reports indicate surprise charges under this descriptor.)

Decoding GIH * GLOBALINDUSTRIALEQ charge tags

  • GIH* is a shortened reference to the merchant (Global Industrial).
  • GLOBALINDUSTRIALEQ denotes “Global Industrial Equipment.”
  • 800-645-2986 FL refers to customer service/processing phone line and Florida location hint.
  • Prefixes like CHKCARD, CHECKCARD, POS PURCH, PENDING reflect how your bank labels the transaction (debit card, point-of-sale purchase, pending authorization).

What to do if you don’t recognize this charge

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  • Contact your bank.

    Call your bank using the number on the back of your card.

  • Contact the merchant.

    Call their customer service to verify the charge and get transaction details.

  • Dispute the charge & monitor account.

    If it appears fraudulent, report it to your bank or card issuer.

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