Breeze

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Breeze appears to be a small UK-based online retailer using Shopify for payment processing, likely operating under the trading name "Breeze" from a residential address at 44 Clover Way in England. The exact product range is unclear from public records, but the business fits the profile of a general e-commerce/mail-order seller.

Newton Abbot, England, United Kingdom

About Breeze

The transaction descriptor shows a Shopify payment (prefix "SP") followed by the merchant name "BREEZE" and the address fragment "44 Clover Way", which matches the registered office address of PCD Products Ltd, a UK company set up to conduct retail sales via mail order and the internet. ([find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk](https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/17082527?utm_source=openai)) This strongly suggests that "Breeze" is a trading or storefront name for a small online shop run from that address. Because the business trades through Shopify and has minimal public footprint beyond its corporate registration, its specific product category (for example, home goods, gadgets, or miscellaneous online bargains) cannot be determined with confidence, so it is best treated as a general e-commerce merchant.

A charge from Breeze on a card statement is most likely from an online purchase placed through their Shopify-based store, possibly advertised through social media, online marketplaces, or direct web traffic. The amount would typically correspond to a one-time retail order, though customers could potentially see multiple charges if they placed several separate orders or if the site offers bundles or add-on items. As with many small online shops, there may also be temporary authorization holds when a card is first submitted; these usually drop off automatically and are replaced by a final settled charge once the order is processed and dispatched.

If you have questions about a Breeze charge, start by searching your email for order confirmations or shipping notices that mention "Breeze" or Shopify on or near the transaction date. Check your browser history for unfamiliar online shops you may have visited around that time. On the Shopify receipt (if you have one), there is usually a support email address or contact form link you can use to reach the seller. If you cannot find any related order, or the merchant does not respond, you can contact your card issuer, provide the full descriptor (including "SP BREEZE" and the date/amount), and ask them to investigate or raise a dispute if you believe the charge is unauthorized.

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 Breeze.

  1. SP BREEZE 655000 DUNFERMLINE GB 44 Clover Way B

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Breeze charge on my card statement?

The descriptor "SP BREEZE 655000 DUNFERMLINE GB 44 Clover Way" indicates a purchase processed via Shopify ("SP") for an online retailer trading as "Breeze". The address fragment matches a UK mail-order/e-commerce company, so this charge likely relates to something you ordered from a small online shop rather than from Shopify itself.

Is Breeze a subscription service, or is it usually a one-time purchase?

Based on the available information, Breeze appears to be a small online retailer rather than a subscription platform, so charges are most likely tied to one-time orders. If you see repeated charges of the same amount each month, review any confirmation emails or account pages to see whether you opted into an auto-delivery or recurring purchase, and contact the seller if you need that stopped.

Why does the descriptor mention both Dunfermline and 44 Clover Way?

Card descriptors can include the processing location (in this case, marked as Dunfermline, GB) and the merchant’s registered or operational address (44 Clover Way). The combination doesn’t necessarily mean the shop is physically located in Dunfermline; it more likely reflects where the payment was routed plus the company’s registered office details from their payment setup.

How can I verify what I bought from Breeze?

Search your email for terms like "Breeze", "Shopify", or the exact amount charged, and check spam/junk folders for missed confirmations. Also look at your browser or phone purchase history from the same date. Shopify receipts usually include an order number and a support contact for the store owner, which you can reference if you need to confirm the items purchased.

What should I do if I don’t recognize this Breeze transaction?

First confirm that no one else on your card (family members with access to the card details) placed an order. If no one recognizes the purchase and you cannot find any related email, account, or order, contact your card issuer immediately. Provide the full descriptor and date so they can check additional details, block potential fraud, and, if appropriate, open a dispute or issue a replacement card.

Can Breeze place temporary or duplicate-looking charges?

Like many online retailers using Shopify, Breeze’s payment gateway may place a small authorization hold or a pending charge when you submit your order. This can sometimes look like a duplicate on your online banking until the hold is released and the final charge settles. If a pending amount remains for more than a few days or you see two settled charges for the same order, contact both the merchant (via the email or form on your receipt) and your card issuer to have the extra charge reviewed or reversed.

How can I contact Breeze about a refund or order issue?

Because Breeze appears to be a small Shopify-based retailer with no easily discoverable standalone website, the most reliable way to contact them is through the details on your order confirmation—usually a reply-to email address or a contact link included on your Shopify receipt. If you can’t locate any contact information or the merchant doesn’t respond within a reasonable time, follow up with your card issuer to request a chargeback or formal dispute if the order was not received or was significantly not as described.

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