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ᐈ What Is a Probiller Charge? Understand Your Billing in 2025

What Is a Probiller Charge? Understand Your Billing in 2025

Seeing a Probiller charge on your bank statement and not sure what it is? This ultimate 2025 guide explains what Probiller charges are, where they come from, and how to handle them—whether it’s cancelling, refunding, or disputing unrecognized billing!

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Understanding Probiller Charges in 2025

1. What Is Probiller?

Probiller is a third-party payment processor that handles billing for various subscription-based services, such as:

  • Streaming platforms (e.g., adult entertainment).
  • Online memberships or digital content.
  • Recurring service fees.

A charge labeled “Probiller” on your statement means you’re subscribed to one of these services.

💡 Pro Tip: Charges often appear as “PROBILLER.COM” or “PROBILLER 855-232-9550” on your statement.

2. How to Identify a Probiller Charge

Unsure where the charge came from? Follow these steps:

  1. Check your statement: Look for “PROBILLER” or “855-232-9550” next to the amount.
  2. Match the date: Compare it to recent subscriptions or trials.
  3. Log in: Visit probiller.com, sign in, and review your billing history.
  4. Contact support: Call 1-855-232-9550 if you can’t identify it.

💡 Pro Tip: Search your email for “Probiller” or “subscription” to find signup confirmations.

3. How to Stop a Probiller Charge

To prevent future charges:

  1. Cancel the subscription: Follow our cancellation guide.
  2. Verify: Ensure you get a cancellation confirmation.
  3. Monitor: Check your next statement for lingering charges.
  4. Contact support: Reach customer service if charges persist.

💡 Pro Tip: Cancel at least 48 hours before the next billing cycle.

4. How to Dispute a Probiller Charge

If the charge is unrecognized or unauthorized:

  1. Contact Probiller: Call 1-855-232-9550 or email support first.
  2. Request a refund: See our refund guide.
  3. Dispute with your bank: File a chargeback within 60 days, providing evidence (e.g., cancellation confirmation).
  4. Save proof: Keep all correspondence with Probiller.

Warning: Act fast—banks often require disputes within 60 days of the charge.

Frequently Asked Questions About Probiller Charges

What is a Probiller charge?

It’s a payment processed by Probiller for a subscription service you signed up for.

Why did Probiller charge me?

You likely subscribed to a service using Probiller—check your email or bank records.

How do I stop a Probiller charge?

Cancel via our guide or contact support.

Can I dispute a Probiller charge?

Yes, try a refund first, then file a chargeback if needed.

Still Confused About a Charge?

Get help from Probiller support or explore our guides.

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