Clearingbiz

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Clearingbiz is an online clothing retailer operated by Clearing Business Service Limited, offering women’s dresses and apparel via its e‑commerce site.

Hong Kong
clearingbiz.com
Owned by Clearing Business Service Limited (LQSW)

About Clearingbiz

Clearingbiz is an online apparel shop run by Clearing Business Service Limited, a Hong Kong–based company that focuses on women’s fashion. The site offers a wide range of dresses, tops, and other garments, many of which are described as being made from organic cotton and produced via fair‑trade partners. Shoppers browse and purchase entirely online through clearingbiz.com, with orders fulfilled and shipped directly to customers.

A charge labeled something like “EVO*LQSWShop clearingbiz.o” on your card statement is likely associated with a purchase from the Clearingbiz website. “EVO*” refers to the payment processor (EVO Payments), while “LQSWShop”/“clearingbiz.o” are shortened merchant references tied to LQSW/Clearingbiz and its domain clearingbiz.com. You would typically see this charge after placing an order for clothing or accessories, and the amount should match the total at checkout, including any shipping and taxes.

If you have questions about this charge, start by checking your email for order confirmations from Clearingbiz or Clearing Business Service Limited (often sent shortly after purchase). Log into your account on clearingbiz.com, if you created one, to review your order history and payment status. If something looks wrong—such as an unknown charge, duplicate billing, or an item you didn’t receive—use the contact details on their website (email and any listed phone or contact form) to reach customer service. You can also work with your card issuer to dispute the transaction if you cannot resolve the issue directly with the merchant.

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 Clearingbiz.

  1. EVO*LQSWShop clearingbiz.o
  2. evo*lqswshop clearingbiz.chk

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show “EVO*LQSWShop clearingbiz.o” instead of Clearingbiz?

Many online merchants use third‑party processors. In this case, “EVO*” indicates EVO Payments as the processor, and “LQSWShop”/“clearingbiz.o” are internal descriptors tied to Clearingbiz and its operator, Clearing Business Service Limited (LQSW). Together they refer to a purchase you made on clearingbiz.com.

What kind of products does Clearingbiz sell, and what are typical charge amounts?

Clearingbiz primarily sells women’s clothing such as dresses, tops, and related apparel. Individual items often range from around US$30 to US$120 before discounts, so statement charges might be in that general range or higher if you ordered multiple items.

How can I confirm what I bought from Clearingbiz for this charge?

Search your email inbox (including spam and promotions folders) for messages from clearingbiz.com or Clearing Business Service Limited—these usually include order details and totals. You can also log into your account on clearingbiz.com, if you registered one, to view past orders and match them against the charge date and amount on your card.

How do I change or cancel a Clearingbiz order after I’ve been charged?

Because orders are processed through an online cart system, you typically need to contact Clearingbiz customer support as soon as possible using the email or contact form listed on clearingbiz.com, providing your order number and the email you used at checkout. If the order has not yet shipped, they may be able to modify or cancel it; once shipped, you may need to follow their return or exchange policy instead.

How do I request a refund from Clearingbiz if there is an issue with my order?

Review the returns or refund policy on clearingbiz.com, then email their support with your order number, photos of any defects or issues, and a clear explanation of the problem. Keep copies of all correspondence. If they do not respond or refuse to address a clear billing error, you can contact your card issuer to initiate a dispute for the transaction.

Does Clearingbiz place small authorization holds or multiple pending charges?

Like many online retailers, Clearingbiz may trigger a temporary authorization hold when you submit your payment to verify your card. This may appear as a pending charge and later drop off or convert into the final posted amount. If you see duplicates that do not clear within several business days, contact both Clearingbiz support and your card issuer.

Is my Clearingbiz purchase a one‑time charge or a subscription?

Clearingbiz operates as a standard online store where each checkout is a one‑time transaction for the items you selected. They do not appear to run a subscription service, so you should not see recurring monthly charges from them; if you do, contact the merchant and your card issuer to investigate.

How can I contact Clearingbiz about a charge or order problem?

Go to clearingbiz.com and use the contact details provided there (typically an email address and possibly a phone or contact form). Include your full name, order number, date of purchase, and a description of the issue so they can locate your transaction and respond more quickly.

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