This descriptor refers to Canada Post, the federal Crown corporation responsible for postal services in Canada. The “CPC / SCP” portion stands for Canada Post Corporation / Société canadienne des postes, and the number plus city (e.g., 093874 HANOVER ON) indicates a specific post office or retail outlet location in Hanover, Ontario. Canada Post offers letter mail, parcels, courier options, PO boxes, money orders, and various retail products such as packaging supplies.
A charge like “CPC / SCP 093874 HANOVER ON CA” typically appears on a bank or credit card statement when you pay for postage, ship or receive a parcel with additional fees (e.g., customs, duties, COD), rent a PO box, purchase a money order, or buy packaging and mailing supplies at that Canada Post outlet. It can represent one‑time transactions such as mailing a package or recurring fees like ongoing PO box rental renewals.
To verify this charge, locate any recent Canada Post receipts from the Hanover, Ontario post office or nearby postal outlet and compare the date and amount to your statement. You can also sign in to your Canada Post online account (if you use one) to review tracking numbers and shipping history. If you still have questions, contact Canada Post customer service with the transaction date and amount, or visit or call the Hanover post office location listed on your receipt; they can look up the transaction and reprint or clarify details if needed.
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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 Canada Post.
What does the descriptor “CPC / SCP 093874 HANOVER ON CA” mean on my statement?
This indicates a purchase made at a Canada Post outlet in Hanover, Ontario. “CPC / SCP” stands for Canada Post Corporation / Société canadienne des postes, and the number identifies the specific postal outlet location.
What kinds of purchases at Canada Post could generate this charge?
Common transactions include buying postage or shipping labels, paying for parcel shipping or pickup fees, customs or duty charges on incoming packages, PO box rental fees, money orders, and packaging supplies such as boxes and envelopes.
How can I get a copy of the receipt for this Canada Post charge?
If you made the purchase in person, the original paper receipt is the primary record. If you no longer have it, visit or call the Hanover post office, provide the approximate date, time, and amount, and they may be able to locate the transaction and reprint or confirm details. For online purchases, check your Canada Post account email or order history.
Can Canada Post charges appear as pending or for a slightly different amount?
In most cases, Canada Post transactions post for the exact amount charged at the counter or online. However, if duties, taxes, or COD fees are involved, the final amount may differ from what you initially expected. Some banks may also briefly show the transaction as a pending authorization before it fully posts.
How do I dispute or ask questions about a Canada Post charge from the Hanover outlet?
First, compare the date and amount with your recent mailings or purchases. If it still seems incorrect, contact Canada Post customer service via the “Support” section on canadapost-postescanada.ca or call their customer service line, and reference the date, amount, and that the charge is from the Hanover, Ontario outlet.
Does Canada Post offer any recurring or subscription-style charges that might appear regularly?
Most Canada Post charges are one‑time transactions, but recurring charges can occur for services like PO box rentals, commercial shipping accounts, or business mailing solutions. If you have any of these, log into your Canada Post business or personal account to review billing and renewal dates.
How can I verify that this Canada Post charge is legitimate and not fraud?
Check whether you recently mailed or received parcels, paid customs or COD fees, or used services at or near Hanover, Ontario around the transaction date. If you don’t recognize the activity, contact your bank immediately to report possible fraud and reach out to Canada Post customer service with the details so they can verify whether a matching transaction exists.
Can I get a refund from Canada Post if I was overcharged or my shipment was cancelled?
Refunds depend on the service and circumstances. For unused shipping labels purchased at the counter or online, or for service failures on certain guaranteed services, you may be eligible for a refund. Visit canadapost-postescanada.ca and search for “refund policy” or contact customer service with your receipt or tracking number to see if a refund or adjustment is possible.