Doubleclick Properties

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Doubleclick Properties is a real estate brokerage, property management, and construction firm serving residential and multifamily clients in Massachusetts and Connecticut.

About Doubleclick Properties

Doubleclick Properties is a full‑service real estate company that provides brokerage, property management, construction, renovation, and professional cleaning services across Massachusetts and Connecticut. The firm focuses on residential and multifamily properties, including rentals, sales, renovations, and comprehensive maintenance solutions. With offices and active operations in markets such as Greater Boston and Greater Waterbury, they position themselves as a one‑stop partner for buying, remodeling, and managing real estate assets.

A charge labeled something like "AB*Doubleclick Propert WATERBURY CT" would typically relate to real estate services provided by Doubleclick Properties—most commonly rental payments, security deposits, application fees, brokerage commissions, property management fees, or charges for renovation/maintenance work on a property they manage. Because they operate in Waterbury, CT and surrounding areas, tenants or property owners in those regions may see this descriptor on their card after paying rent, deposits, cleaning or turnover services, or other invoiced real‑estate work through a card processor.

If you’re unsure about a Doubleclick Properties charge, start by checking recent leases, rental applications, invoices, or work orders tied to any property in Massachusetts or Connecticut that you rent, own, or recently applied for. Compare the transaction amount and date to your lease documents or email receipts from Doubleclick Properties. You can contact them using the phone number or email on their website or lease paperwork, providing the last four digits of your card, the charge date, and amount so they can locate the transaction. If you still don’t recognize the payment after speaking with them, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute or investigate the charge.

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  1. AB*Doubleclick Propert WATERBURY CT

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from Doubleclick Properties on my card statement?

A Doubleclick Properties charge usually corresponds to a real estate–related payment such as rent, a security deposit, an application fee, a brokerage commission, or property management or maintenance work for a property in Massachusetts or Connecticut. Review your lease or recent invoices to match the amount and date to a specific service.

Is a Doubleclick Properties charge related to my Waterbury, CT rental?

Yes, it could be. Doubleclick Properties actively manages and services properties in Connecticut, including the Waterbury area. If you rent, applied for a rental, or had work done at a Waterbury property, the charge may be tied to that address. Check your lease, application paperwork, or any recent work orders from them.

Can Doubleclick Properties charge my card automatically each month for rent or management fees?

In some arrangements, Doubleclick Properties or its payment processor may store your card for recurring payments such as monthly rent or management fees. If you authorized automatic payments during lease signing or via an online payment link, recurring monthly charges around the same date and amount are expected. Review your lease and any payment authorization forms to confirm.

How do I cancel or change my payment arrangement with Doubleclick Properties?

To cancel or change a recurring payment setup, contact Doubleclick Properties directly using the contact details on your lease or their website. Ask them to update or remove your saved card information and confirm in writing when the change will take effect. Also coordinate with them about any alternative payment method for future rent or fees.

How can I request a refund or correction for a Doubleclick Properties charge I believe is incorrect?

First, gather your lease, invoices, and any email receipts and compare them with the transaction in question. Then contact Doubleclick Properties, provide the property address, charge amount, and date, and explain why you believe it is incorrect. They can review their records and issue a partial or full refund or adjustment if warranted. If you cannot resolve it with them, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge.

Why does the descriptor show something like "AB*Doubleclick Propert WATERBURY CT" instead of the full company name?

Many card statements truncate merchant names and include a payment processor prefix such as “AB*.” In this case, the actual merchant is Doubleclick Properties, and the "WATERBURY CT" portion indicates the regional office or service area tied to the transaction. This is normal behavior for Visa and other card networks.

How can I verify that a Doubleclick Properties charge is legitimate?

Check whether you or a household member recently paid rent, applied for a rental, or requested maintenance or renovation services from Doubleclick Properties in Massachusetts or Connecticut. Match the dollar amount and transaction date to documents or emails from them. If you still aren’t sure, contact Doubleclick Properties using the phone or email listed on their official website and ask them to look up the transaction, then follow up with your card issuer if anything seems suspicious.

How do I get a copy of a receipt or invoice for a Doubleclick Properties card payment?

Contact Doubleclick Properties and request a receipt or invoice for the specific transaction, providing the property address, date, and amount, as well as the last four digits of the card used. They can typically resend an email receipt or provide a statement of account reflecting your payment for rent, deposits, or services.

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