Is "Pos Debit- 1973 1973 Wawa 567" fraud?

Written by Sage Wallace

June 18th, 2024

Medium Risk

What is "Pos Debit- 1973 1973 Wawa 567"?

Wawa Inc. was established in 1964. This retailer provides various products including subs, sandwiches, coffee, hot breakfast options, and a range of snack foods. Wawa also operates a line of gasoline stations, offering fueling services alongside their convenience store products. In some locations, their services also extend to the sale of dairy products.'

Pos Debit: A type of transaction that refers to a purchase made using a debit card at a point of sale (POS) terminal.

1973: Possibly a transaction code or some internal reference number specific to the banking system.

Wawa: The name of the merchant or company where the purchase was made.

567: Potentially another reference number or identifier related to the transaction.

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