Assistance Required for Invoicing Discrepancy

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I noticed two separate transactions on my credit card statement from Adobe, one amounting to 708TL and another to 127,50 TL. However, upon reviewing my account, I could only find an invoice for 708TL. I am seeking clarification on the additional charge of 127,50TL. Even i changed my credit cardçAdone kept colect addtional amount from my new credt card.

Could you please provide detailed information regarding the transaction with the amount of 127.50TL ? I would appreciate it if you could explain the reason for this charge and provide any relevant details, such as invoice numbers and transaction dates.

I have attached a copy of my credit card statement for your reference.

Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. I look forward to your assistance in resolving this discrepancy.

[Abambo · Accepted solution]

This is not the correct space to discuss details on your invoices.

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