Is "CHECKCARD 0110 DETWILER'S FARM M 123 MAIN St XXXXX" fraud?

Written by Aiden Lee

June 18th, 2024

Medium Risk

What is "CHECKCARD 0110 DETWILER'S FARM M 123 MAIN St XXXXX"?

Detwiler's Farm Market has been in business since 2008. The company offers a variety of retail products including fresh produce, meats, seafood, dairy, and baked goods. Detwiler's Farm also provides a selection of grocery items, bulk foods, and health products. The market is known for its focus on natural and locally sourced items.

**CHECKCARD**: Indicates that the transaction was made using a check card (debit card).

**0110**: Likely the transaction date in the format MMDD, which translates to January 10th.

**DETWILER'S FARM M**: The merchant or business name where the transaction took place.

**123 MAIN St**: The address associated with the merchant or the location of the transaction.

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