The heart of St. Louis is bustling. Excited fans roar there, and the stadium is vibrant. But, an unseen menace lurks there, preying on unsuspecting attendees. Imagine the thrill of the game and the joy of buying memorabilia, snacks, and drinks.
Then, later, you find a strange charge from “DNCSS ST LOUIS BB CON ST LOUIS MO” on your bank statement. At first, it seemed like an ordinary transaction in the midst of sports euphoria. But, it transformed into a nightmare of financial fraud.
Join us as we expose the cunning fraud that taints St. Louis sports. We will also cover the determined quest for justice that follows.
DNCSS St. Louis BB Con is a charge that appears on bank statements for purchases made at concession stands operated by Delaware North Companies Sportservice (DNCS) at sports venues in St. Louis, Missouri.
Specifically:
- DNCSS stands for – “Delaware North Companies Sports Services”, the company that provides food, beverage, retail, and venue management services at over 50 stadiums, arenas, and other sports/entertainment facilities.
- BB stands for – “Baseball”, indicating the charge is related to purchases made at baseball games or stadiums.
- CON stands for – “Concessions”, meaning the charge is for food, drinks, or other items purchased from concession stands run by DNCS.
- ST LOUIS MO: St. Louis, Missouri.
Louis BB Con charges will appear on bank statements. They occur when customers use their credit/debit cards to buy things at Busch Stadium or other DNCS-operated concessions in St. Louis. This is a valid business charge, not an unauthorized transaction. It’s fine as long as the customer made the purchase.
Note: If a customer sees this charge on their statement but did not make any purchases, they should contact DNCS customer service or their bank to dispute the unauthorized charge.types of frauds or scams they do
There are several types of fraudulent or unauthorized charges associated with DNCSS St. Louis BB Con ST LOUIS MO –
1. Unauthorized Charges
- Many customers reported seeing DNCSS St. Louis BB Con charges on their bank statements for amounts they did not recognize or authorize.
- Customers stated they did not make these purchases and did not know what the charges were for.
- One customer said “I did not authorize this charge. I have no idea what this was for.”
- Another said, “I did not authorize this transaction and I do not know what the charge is allegedly for.”
2. Duplicate Charges
Some users report being charged twice for the same purchase. The total charge was much more than what they spent.
- A few customers reported being charged twice for the same purchase, with two separate DNCSS St. Louis BB Con charges appearing on their statements.
- One customer said they were charged $36 total, with two $18 charges, for a single purchase.
This suggests there may have been issues with the payment system or human error. These issues led to duplicate charges being applied to customers’ cards.
3. Incorrect Amounts
While we were investigating this case, we found one customer. They reported being charged the wrong amount compared to what they spent.
- The customer paid $24.00 in cash at the concession stand.
- However, they were later charged $66.94 on their account as a DNCSS St. Louis BB Con charge.
- The customer contacted customer service and asked them to “cancel” the incorrect $66.94 charge.
This case demonstrates how a customer experienced an issue with DNCSS St. Louis BB Con charging the wrong amount on their account.
How To handle unexpected charges on your statement
Here are some steps you can take to prevent future unauthorized charges from DNCSS St. Louis BB Con:
1. Use Cash Instead of Cards:
DNCSS St. Louis BB Con charges appear when customers buy items at concession stands. These charges appear on credit or debit card statements.
To avoid these charges, use cash, not cards. Use it when making purchases at Busch Stadium or other venues managed by Delaware North.
2. Monitor Bank/Card Statements Closely:
Regularly review your bank and credit card statements. This will help you quickly spot any unauthorized DNCSS St. Louis BB Con charges. The sooner you find and dispute these charges. Doing so gives you a better chance of getting them reversed.
3. Contact Delaware North Companies Sportservice:
If you see a charge you didn’t authorize, contact the customer service of Delaware North Companies Sportservice right away. Provide details about the fraudulent charge and request a refund.
Their contact information is:
- Headquarters Address: 250 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202
- Customer Service Number: 716-858-5000
4. Dispute Charges with Your Bank:
In parallel, contact your bank or credit card company to dispute the unauthorized DNCSS St. Louis BB Con charge. Provide them with evidence and documentation to support your claim.
5. File a Complaint:
You can also file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at ftc.gov/complaint. This helps the FTC detect patterns of fraud.
By taking these proactive steps, you can better protect yourself from future unauthorized DNCSS St. Louis BB Con charges and get any fraudulent transactions reversed. Staying vigilant and acting quickly is key.
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