AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd

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AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd is an Australian proprietary company limited by shares, registered in New South Wales; public records list it as a private company without clearly specifying its operating industry or consumer-facing brand.

New South Wales 2154, Australia

About AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd

AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd is an Australian proprietary company limited by shares, registered since February 15, 2013, and listed as an active private company with ABN 61 162 402 593 and ACN 162 402 593. Public records show its main business location as postcode 2154 in New South Wales, Australia, and note that it is not currently registered for GST, which usually indicates relatively modest turnover or a specific tax structure. Beyond these corporate details, no official website, trading name, or clear consumer‑facing brand information is publicly available, so AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd may operate as a behind‑the‑scenes entity, holding company, or back‑office billing entity rather than a storefront brand you would immediately recognize.([abr.business.gov.au](https://abr.business.gov.au/ABN/View/61162402593?utm_source=openai))

Because AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd is primarily visible through corporate and ABN records rather than retail branding, the charge on your bank or card statement is likely linked to another brand or service that uses AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd as its legal or billing entity. Common scenarios include online or in‑person purchases where the legal company name (not the shop or website name) appears on your statement, recurring subscriptions or memberships billed under the owning company, one‑time or installment payments for services, or pre‑authorisation holds placed when you book or reserve something (for example, a service appointment or deposit). If you signed up for a trial, subscription, or payment plan with an Australian‑based provider, the renewal or periodic charge might show the underlying company name “AJ LIVERPOOL PTY LTD” even if the consumer brand has a different name.

To verify and resolve questions about an AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd charge, start by comparing the date and amount of the transaction to recent purchases, online orders, or service bookings from Australian businesses; check email confirmations and digital receipts around the same date. Look at the full transaction details in your banking app (including any extra reference text, location, or website shown) and search your email or messages for that merchant name plus the transaction amount. Because there is no public website or direct support contact listed for AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd in government or corporate directories, your most effective next steps are to (1) contact the brand or service you suspect the charge relates to, and (2) if you still cannot identify it, call your bank or card issuer to request more detail or raise a dispute. Your bank can often see additional merchant data not shown on your statement and can block future charges or initiate a chargeback if the transaction appears unauthorised.

Bank Statement Variations

2 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd.

  1. AJ LIVERPOOL PTY LTD LIVERPOOL AUS
  2. JAGDEO PTY.LTD. LIVERPOOL AUS

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is “AJ LIVERPOOL PTY LTD” showing on my card or bank statement instead of the store or website name I recognise?

Many Australian businesses process payments under their legal company name rather than the trading or brand name you see on their website or shopfront. AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd appears only in corporate and ABN records, so it is likely the behind‑the‑scenes legal entity for another brand or service you used. Check recent purchases from Australian providers around the same date and amount; the underlying business may trade under a different, more familiar name.

Does AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd offer subscriptions or recurring billing, and could this be a monthly charge?

Public records for AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd list only its corporate registration details and do not specify its operating industry or subscription products. If you see a repeating charge (for example, every month or every year) with this descriptor, it is probably the billing entity for a subscription, membership, or service plan you agreed to with a consumer‑facing brand. Review any apps, online services, or memberships where your billing country is set to Australia and see if the billing dates line up with the AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd transactions.

I don’t recognise this AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd transaction. How can I confirm whether it’s legitimate?

First, check the exact date, amount, and currency of the charge, then compare it to your email receipts, app store purchases, and recent online orders. If you share the card with a family member, ask whether they made an Australian‑based purchase or booking on that date. Next, contact your bank or card issuer and ask them to read the full merchant information attached to the transaction—sometimes they can see extra identifiers (like a phone number or trading name) that are not shown on your statement. If, after this, you still cannot match it to a known purchase, request that your bank treat it as a potentially unauthorised transaction.

How do I cancel ongoing charges that are billing under AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd?

Because there is no published website or direct customer portal for AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd, you will usually need to cancel through the consumer‑facing service or brand that is using this company as its legal entity. Look for an account, app, or membership that matches the amount and billing cycle, then use that service’s settings or support options to cancel or pause billing. If you cannot identify the source or the merchant does not respond, you can ask your bank or card issuer to block further charges from “AJ LIVERPOOL PTY LTD” and, where appropriate, open a dispute.

What are typical amounts for charges from AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd?

There is no public pricing or product catalogue for AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd, so charge amounts can vary widely depending on the underlying service or purchase. You might see small test or verification amounts, one‑off purchases, or larger recurring payments if it is used for subscriptions or service contracts. To narrow down the source, compare the charge to any invoices or receipts you have from Australian businesses for similar amounts.

Could a small or duplicate AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd charge be an authorisation hold or card verification?

Yes. Some merchants place a small temporary authorisation (often a low dollar amount) under their legal company name to verify that a card is valid before processing a full payment. These authorisation holds usually drop off automatically within a few business days and may appear as a separate, small AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd transaction. If a small charge remains posted to your account and you do not see a matching refund or reversal, contact your bank to confirm whether it was only an authorisation or if it should be disputed.

How can I get a receipt or invoice for an AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd transaction?

AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd does not maintain a public‑facing website or billing portal where you can directly download receipts, so you’ll need to obtain documentation from the original business you purchased from. Search your email (including spam and promotions folders) for receipts around the transaction date, especially from Australian merchants, apps, or booking platforms. If you still cannot find a receipt, your bank may be able to supply a transaction statement that you can then share with the suspected merchant to request a formal tax invoice.

Is there a way to contact AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd directly about a charge?

Government and company‑info directories list AJ Liverpool Pty Ltd only with its ABN, ACN, registration dates, and a general New South Wales 2154 location, but no official website, support email, or phone number is publicly provided.([abr.business.gov.au](https://abr.business.gov.au/ABN/View/61162402593?utm_source=openai)) In practice, this means your best options are to (1) contact the brand or platform you believe the charge is linked to and ask them to confirm their legal billing entity, and (2) work with your bank or card issuer for more detailed merchant data or to raise a dispute if the transaction appears unauthorised.

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