Transaction on my current account from "who internet internet" Who are they.

My bank cant tell me any further details until tomorrow but im pulling my hair out for who this company is?

They took out 2 separate transactions on 2 days. One for £10 and the other for £20.

Im thinking maybe a betting site but not sure.

I registered with bet32 a while back but didnt authorise any funds to be transferred.

Anyone got any clue who they might be. mad:

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crazyguy Posts: 5,495 Forumite

Your bank will tell who they are as they will get the Originators reference, this will then tell you who it is,

nc1873 Posts: 38 Forumite

Your bank will tell who they are as they will get the Originators reference, this will then tell you who it is,

My bank are apparently updating their servers so they cant access it until 8am tomorrow.

Its just bugging me until then:o

crazyguy Posts: 5,495 Forumite Patience is a virtue, Azrael_1701 Posts: 450 Forumite Its William Hill

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shaneshaneshane Posts: 400 Forumite William Hill Online possibly? ChiefGrasscutter Posts: 2,112 Forumite

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Via Direct Debit or via Debit card? nc1873 Posts: 38 Forumite

It was with debit card.

Turns out it was William hill so well done and thanks to the guys who identified this.

It actually standard for William hill online but the rep couldn't understand why it came through as who internet internet as opposed to just william hill as per other transactions

So its all good.

Azrael_1701 Posts: 450 Forumite

It was with debit card.

Turns out it was William hill so well done and thanks to the guys who identified this.

It actually standard for William hill online but the rep couldn't understand why it came through as who internet internet as opposed to just william hill as per other transactions

So its all good.

William hill have just changed their originator name, so they use WHO Internet now I believe.

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tomdouglas Posts: 1 Newbie

My bank cant tell me any further details until tomorrow but im pulling my hair out for who this company is?

They took out 2 separate transactions on 2 days. One for £10 and the other for £20.

Im thinking maybe a betting site but not sure.

I registered with bet32 a while back but didnt authorise any funds to be transferred.

Anyone got any clue who they might be. mad:

WHO Internet refers to William Hill Online, it replaces the one you, and I, were familiar with. it caused me some anxiety too when I didn't identify transactions.

foofightin Posts: 20 Forumite

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A quick search found this useful thread, which answered the same question the original poster had. Thanks everyone!

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