Bald Hill Plaza

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Bald Hill Plaza is a large open-air shopping center on Bald Hill Road in Warwick, Rhode Island, featuring national retail chains, discount stores, specialty shops, and restaurants.

Warwick, Rhode Island, United States

About Bald Hill Plaza

Bald Hill Plaza is a power center–style shopping plaza located at 1245 Bald Hill Road in Warwick, Rhode Island, along the busy Route 2 retail corridor often called the “retail capital of Rhode Island.” It consists of over 250,000 square feet of retail space and houses a mix of well-known national and regional retailers, including Target (shadow anchor), T.J. Maxx/HomeGoods, Harbor Freight Tools, Famous Footwear, Dollar Tree, Guitar Center, Ulta Beauty, and various other shops and eateries.([nrstr.com](https://nrstr.com/projects/bald-hill-plaza/?utm_source=openai)) The center has been undergoing façade, parking, and signage improvements to modernize the property and enhance the shopping experience.([nrstr.com](https://nrstr.com/projects/bald-hill-plaza/?utm_source=openai))

If you see “Bald Hill Plaza” as the merchant descriptor on your card statement, the actual charge is usually from a specific store or restaurant located within this shopping center (for example, Target, T.J. Maxx, Ulta Beauty, or another tenant), but some banks truncate the descriptor to just the plaza name. The transaction may represent a one-time retail purchase, a restaurant bill, or an in-store payment related to services like optical or beauty services that operate inside the plaza. In rare cases, it could also be an online or phone order that was fulfilled or processed through a store based at this location.

To verify or resolve questions about a “Bald Hill Plaza” charge, start by reviewing recent receipts, email order confirmations, and loyalty-app purchases for retailers you visited in the Warwick, RI area around the transaction date. Compare the posted amount and date with your shopping history at stores commonly found in the plaza, such as Target, T.J. Maxx, Dollar Tree, Harbor Freight, or Ulta Beauty.([maps.apple.com](https://maps.apple.com/place?auid=15215520388055989810&utm_source=openai)) If you still cannot identify the transaction, contact your card issuer and ask if they can provide the full merchant name, terminal ID, or store phone number associated with the charge—this often reveals the exact tenant inside Bald Hill Plaza. For suspected fraud, your bank can block the card and start a dispute while you continue to check with any retailers you recently visited at the plaza.

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 Bald Hill Plaza.

  1. Bald hill plaza

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my card statement just say “Bald Hill Plaza” instead of a specific store name?

Some banks abbreviate the merchant descriptor to the shopping center name, so purchases made at individual tenants such as Target, T.J. Maxx, Dollar Tree, Harbor Freight, or Ulta Beauty inside Bald Hill Plaza may appear simply as “Bald Hill Plaza” on your statement. Contact your bank to request the full merchant name or phone number tied to the charge if it’s unclear.

What types of purchases commonly show up as a Bald Hill Plaza charge?

Charges associated with Bald Hill Plaza are typically for in-store retail purchases (clothing, shoes, tools, cosmetics, general merchandise), restaurant or buffet meals, or services like optical or beauty services provided by tenants located in the plaza at 1245 Bald Hill Road in Warwick, RI.

How can I figure out which specific store in Bald Hill Plaza charged my card?

Match the date and amount of the charge with your recent visits to stores in the plaza, such as Target, T.J. Maxx/HomeGoods, Harbor Freight, Famous Footwear, Dollar Tree, Ulta Beauty, or nearby restaurants. If you still can’t identify it, ask your card issuer for additional merchant details (full legal name, phone number, or terminal ID), then call that store directly to confirm the purchase.

Could this be a subscription or recurring charge from Bald Hill Plaza?

Most Bald Hill Plaza tenants are traditional retail or restaurant businesses that charge per visit, so recurring or subscription-style charges tied to “Bald Hill Plaza” are less common. However, some services in the plaza (such as beauty or optical providers or retail memberships) could bill on a recurring basis. Check any memberships, service plans, or auto-refill programs you’ve set up with stores you frequent there.

Why is the amount of the Bald Hill Plaza charge slightly different from my receipt total?

Differences can arise from added tax, tips (for dining), discounts or coupons applied after an initial authorization, or partial returns. Restaurants and some service businesses may place an initial authorization hold that later adjusts to the final total after tip; retail stores may adjust if part of your purchase was refunded. Compare the final posted amount with your receipt from the specific tenant.

Can a small or temporary charge labeled Bald Hill Plaza be an authorization hold?

Yes. Some tenants may place a small pending authorization (for example, gas or certain service providers) to verify your card, which later falls off or is replaced by the actual transaction amount. If you see a small, temporary Bald Hill Plaza authorization that disappears within a few days, it is likely just a card verification rather than a completed purchase.

How do I request a refund for a charge that appears as Bald Hill Plaza?

Refunds must be handled by the individual store or restaurant that processed your payment, not by the plaza management. Once you identify the tenant responsible for the transaction, contact that store directly using the phone number from your receipt or from a store locator search, and ask about their return or refund policy.

What should I do if I don’t recognize any Bald Hill Plaza charges at all?

If you haven’t visited the Warwick, RI area or any Bald Hill Plaza stores around the transaction date, treat the charge as potentially unauthorized. Immediately contact your card issuer using the number on the back of your card, report the transaction as suspicious, and ask them to block your card, investigate the charge, and issue you a replacement card if necessary.

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