Is "PHONE PYMT COMENITY PAY BH TEL 165118027x" fraud?

Written by Remi Russell

June 18th, 2024

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What is "PHONE PYMT COMENITY PAY BH TEL 165118027x"?

Bread Financial is a financing platform that has been in operation for over a decade. The company provides retail products including installment loans and consumer credit cards. They offer pay-over-time solutions for online and in-store purchases, which allows buyers to break purchases into monthly payments.'

  • PHONE PYMT: Indicates the action of making a payment using a phone
  • COMENITY PAY: Possibly the name of the company or service the payment is related to
  • BH TEL: Likely abbreviation for BH Telephone, hinting at the recipient of the payment
  • 165118027x: Reference number or account number for the payment transaction
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