123webabo

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123webabo is an online billing and subscription management portal operated by GDM SA, helping users look up, manage, and cancel recurring charges made on various partner websites.

Geneva, Switzerland
Owned by GDM SA

About 123webabo

123webabo is a centralized subscription and payment management portal operated by GDM SA, a company based in Geneva, Switzerland. The site allows customers who have subscribed to services on one of GDM SA’s partner websites to locate their transactions, review billing details, and manage ongoing subscriptions. Through its secure interface, users can search for payments using their email address, partial credit card details, or the login credentials they originally used on the affiliated website.([123webabo.com](https://123webabo.com/))

A charge labeled something like “123WEBABOCOM” on a card statement typically indicates a subscription or purchase processed through 123webabo on behalf of one of these partner sites. This may include recurring memberships, trial offers that converted to paid plans, or other subscription-based digital services. The platform is designed to help customers see which website or service is behind the charge, view payment dates and amounts, and cancel automatic renewals if they no longer wish to continue the service.([123webabo.com](https://123webabo.com/))

If you have questions about a 123webabo charge, you can use their website to search for your transaction by email, card details (first 6 and last 4 digits, transaction date, and amount), or account login, all over an SSL‑encrypted connection. The portal also provides contact options, including a support phone number and email-based contact form, where you can request additional information, cancel subscriptions, or dispute unfamiliar charges. Keeping copies of confirmation emails, invoices, and any screenshots of the original signup page will help speed up resolution if you need to contact their customer service.([123webabo.com](https://123webabo.com/))

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to 123webabo.

  1. 123webabocom

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from 123WEBABOCOM on my bank or card statement?

A charge labeled 123WEBABOCOM usually indicates that you signed up for a subscription or service on one of GDM SA’s partner websites and the billing is processed through the 123webabo platform. Use the search tools on 123webabo.com (by email, partial card details, or login) to see which specific site and subscription the charge is linked to.([123webabo.com](https://123webabo.com/))

How can I find out which website or service my 123webabo charge is for?

Go to 123webabo.com and use the “Search for a transaction” section. You can search by the email you used to register, by entering the first 6 and last 4 digits of your card plus the transaction date and amount, or by using the username and password from the original site. The portal will then display the associated website, subscription details, and prior payments.([123webabo.com](https://123webabo.com/))

How do I cancel a subscription billed through 123webabo?

First, locate your subscription on 123webabo.com via the search tools. Once you’ve found the transaction, the portal allows you to manage your subscription, including cancelling automatic renewals. After cancelling, you should receive confirmation via email; keep this confirmation and monitor your statements over the next billing cycle to ensure charges stop.([123webabo.com](https://123webabo.com/))

Can I get a refund for a 123webabo charge I don’t recognize or no longer want?

Refunds are handled case by case. After locating your transaction on 123webabo.com, use the contact form or support phone number listed on the site to reach customer service. Provide your email, partial card details, transaction date and amount, and explain why you are requesting a refund (e.g., unwanted renewal, unrecognized charge). They may offer partial or full refunds depending on the service’s terms and how long ago the charge occurred.([123webabo.com](https://123webabo.com/))

Is it safe to enter my card details on 123webabo.com when searching for a transaction?

123webabo only asks for the first 6 and last 4 digits of your card number, along with the transaction date and amount, and the site indicates that these details are transmitted over a 128‑bit SSL‑encrypted connection. This limited data is used solely to locate your transaction in their system; you should never enter your full card number or PIN. Always confirm you are on the official domain 123webabo.com before entering any information.([123webabo.com](https://123webabo.com/))

Why do I keep getting recurring charges from 123WEBABOCOM each month?

Recurring charges typically mean that you agreed to a subscription or trial that includes automatic renewal through one of 123webabo’s partner websites. Unless you cancel through 123webabo.com or the original site, the subscription will continue to renew at the agreed billing interval (e.g., monthly). Log in to 123webabo.com, locate your subscription, and disable automatic renewal to stop future charges.([123webabo.com](https://123webabo.com/))

How can I contact 123webabo customer support if I can’t find my transaction?

If the self-service search tools do not locate your payment, go to 123webabo.com and use the “Contact us” section. You can submit a request via their email contact form with your name, email address, and any known details about the charge, or call their listed customer support number (+1 424 324 3600). Provide as much information as possible so they can manually investigate your transaction.([123webabo.com](https://123webabo.com/))

What should I do if I suspect a fraudulent charge processed via 123webabo?

First, use 123webabo.com to see if the transaction is linked to any account or subscription you recognize. If not, contact 123webabo support to report the issue and request cancellation of any associated subscription. Then, immediately contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge, request a card replacement if necessary, and monitor your account for additional unauthorized transactions.

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