Bad Kitty

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Bad Kitty is an online adult products company that sells sex toys and related items, often through subscription-style or recurring membership services. Charges typically relate to monthly boxes, memberships, or one‑time purchases from their website.

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About Bad Kitty

Bad Kitty is an adult-oriented online retailer that focuses on providing sex toys, BDSM accessories, and other intimate products. Various resellers and brand pages describe “Bad Kitty” products as kinky, bondage-oriented toys and accessories aimed at spicing up customers’ sex lives, from restraints and nipple toys to other bedroom novelties. In addition to one‑off product sales, third‑party billing resources describe Bad Kitty as offering playful, adult‑themed subscription services, where curated items are shipped to customers on a recurring basis.

A Bad Kitty charge on your card or bank statement is usually tied to either a recurring subscription/membership or a specific purchase made on one of their sites (most commonly badkitty.com). Billing may appear under several variants such as BADKITTY, BAD KTTY, BK*BADKITTY, BADKITTY SUBSCRIPTION, KITTYS*SHOP, BK ONLINE, or similar descriptors, and can also be processed through intermediaries like PayPal. In your case, the descriptor “PayPal *BADKITTYS” indicates PayPal handled the payment while the underlying merchant is Bad Kitty. Many users see repeated monthly charges when a free trial converts into a paid plan or when a subscription renews automatically.

If you’re unsure about a Bad Kitty charge, first search your email (including spam) for receipts or order confirmations from badkitty.com or similarly named domains, and check any account you may have created with them or related subscription emails. If you still have access to your Bad Kitty account, you can usually review orders and cancel any active subscriptions from the account/billing section. When that isn’t possible, email their customer support address (often listed as support@badkitty.com via third‑party billing help sites) and request clarification, cancellation, and a refund if appropriate. If you cannot reach the merchant or you’re certain the charge is unauthorized, contact your bank or card issuer promptly to dispute the transaction and block further charges.

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 Bad Kitty.

  1. PayPal *BADKITTYS

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from “BADKITTYS” or “BK*BADKITTY” on my statement?

These descriptors are commonly used for purchases or subscriptions associated with Bad Kitty, an adult-products website. In your case, “PayPal *BADKITTYS” means PayPal processed a payment where Bad Kitty was the underlying merchant, usually for a subscription box, membership fee, or an online order from their site.

Is the Bad Kitty charge a one‑time purchase or a recurring subscription?

Bad Kitty is reported to bill both for one‑time product purchases and for recurring subscription or membership plans. If you see the same amount from BADKITTY every month or at regular intervals, it’s likely tied to a subscription or membership that is renewing automatically.

How can I cancel my Bad Kitty subscription or membership?

If you created an online account with Bad Kitty, log in (using the email you originally signed up with), go to the account or billing/subscription section, and look for options to manage or cancel your plan. If you can’t access your account, email their support address listed on badkitty.com and explicitly request cancellation of all active subscriptions linked to your email and card details.

How do I request a refund for a Bad Kitty charge I didn’t expect?

Start by locating your order confirmation or account details, then contact Bad Kitty’s customer support with your full name, email, approximate charge date, and the last four digits of the card used. Politely request a refund and confirmation that any related subscription is canceled. If the merchant does not respond or refuses and you believe the charge is unauthorized, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction.

What are common Bad Kitty charge amounts or patterns I should look for?

Users commonly report fixed monthly amounts corresponding to subscription boxes or memberships, along with occasional higher one‑time charges for larger orders of toys or accessories. On statements, these may appear under variations like BADKITTY, BAD KTTY, BK*BADKITTY, BADKITTY SUBSCRIPTION, KITTYS*SHOP, or similar variants rather than a simple store name.

Can Bad Kitty place small temporary or pending charges on my card?

Like many online merchants, Bad Kitty or its payment processors (such as PayPal) may place temporary authorization holds to verify that your card is valid. These holds may appear as small pending amounts and should disappear automatically within a few days without posting as finalized charges.

How can I verify whether a Bad Kitty charge is legitimate if I don’t recognize it?

Search your email accounts for “Bad Kitty,” “badkitty.com,” or similar terms to find receipts or account messages, and check any adult-product subscriptions you might have signed up for. Compare the date and amount to known orders. If you still can’t identify the transaction, email Bad Kitty support for details, and if they can’t locate an order in your name, treat it as potentially fraudulent and contact your bank to dispute it.

How do I contact Bad Kitty about a billing or account issue?

Bad Kitty’s own site and third‑party billing resources list email-based support (such as support@badkitty.com) as the primary contact method for billing questions. Use the contact or support form on badkitty.com, include your name, email, approximate transaction date, amount, and the statement descriptor (for example, “PayPal *BADKITTYS”) so they can look up your account and resolve subscription or refund issues.

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