ABC Stores

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ABC Stores is a Hawaii-based chain of convenience and souvenir shops commonly found in tourist areas, especially in Honolulu and other Hawaiian islands.

Honolulu, HI
abcstores.com
Owned by MNS, Ltd.

About ABC Stores

ABC Stores is a well-known chain of convenience and souvenir stores headquartered in Honolulu, Hawaii. The company operates numerous locations throughout Hawaii and in select resort destinations, offering snacks, drinks, basic groceries, beach gear, toiletries, over-the-counter medicines, and a wide range of souvenirs and gift items. Many of their stores are located in hotel districts and tourist-heavy areas, making them a convenient stop for travelers.

A charge labeled “ABC #95 HAWAII #95 HONOLULU HI” would typically correspond to an in-store purchase made at ABC Store location number 95 in Honolulu, Hawaii. This could include anything from bottled water and prepared foods to sunscreen, beach accessories, or souvenirs. Charges are usually one-time point-of-sale card transactions, but you might see more than one charge if you visited multiple times in a day or during a trip.

If you’re unsure about a charge, check your travel dates, hotel location, and any receipts or email confirmations you may have received while in Hawaii. Reviewing your phone’s location history or photos taken that day can also help confirm the purchase. For questions, you can contact ABC Stores through their official website or by calling the specific store location (phone numbers are usually listed online); have the transaction date, amount, and the last four digits of your card handy so they can locate the sale and provide a copy of the receipt if needed.

Bank Statement Variations

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

  1. ABC #95 HAWAII #95 HONOLULU HI

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the descriptor “ABC #95 HAWAII #95 HONOLULU HI” mean on my statement?

This descriptor indicates a purchase at ABC Stores location number 95 in Honolulu, Hawaii. The number is the internal store ID and the charge reflects items you bought there, such as snacks, drinks, toiletries, or souvenirs.

Are ABC Stores charges one-time or recurring?

ABC Stores charges are almost always one-time, in-person retail transactions. They do not typically run subscriptions or recurring billing, so repeated charges usually mean multiple separate purchases during your stay.

What are common purchase amounts at ABC Stores?

Common totals range from small amounts (around $5–$20) for snacks and drinks, to larger amounts ($30–$100 or more) if you purchased beach gear, alcohol, or multiple souvenirs in a single visit. Tourist-focused gift items can increase the total quickly.

How can I get a copy of my receipt from ABC Stores?

You can contact ABC Stores via the phone number listed for the specific location on abcstores.com. Provide the transaction date, approximate time, total amount, and the last four digits of your card so staff can search their point-of-sale system and, if available, reprint or confirm your receipt details.

How do I dispute an unfamiliar ABC Stores charge?

First, verify whether you or a traveling companion might have shopped at an ABC Stores location that day. If the charge still appears unfamiliar, contact the store or ABC Stores customer service with the transaction details. If they cannot locate or validate the purchase, reach out to your card issuer to initiate a formal dispute.

Can ABC Stores place a temporary hold or pre-authorization on my card?

ABC Stores transactions are generally standard retail purchases, not hotel-style pre-authorizations. However, if there was an issue at the terminal or a partial reversal, you might briefly see a pending authorization and a final posted charge; the pending amount should drop off automatically within a few days.

How can I contact ABC Stores about a billing question?

Visit abcstores.com to find corporate contact information and phone numbers for individual stores. For specific charge questions, it’s best to call the store that appears to match your statement’s location and date, as they can look up the exact transaction.

Could someone else have used my card at ABC Stores without my knowledge?

It is possible if your card or card details were lost or compromised while you were in a tourist area. If you see an ABC Stores charge that you’re sure you did not make, immediately contact your card issuer to lock the card, report potential fraud, and dispute the transaction, and then follow up with ABC Stores only if your bank requests additional information.

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