GForce Media, Inc.

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GForce Media, Inc. is a sales and growth consulting agency that helps businesses—especially agencies and consumer brands—build scalable revenue systems and optimize their go‑to‑market strategies.

Sacramento, California, United States
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About GForce Media, Inc.

GForce Media, Inc. is a growth-focused consulting and advisory firm that specializes in B2B sales consulting, D2C concierge consulting, custom audits, and one‑time strategic engagements for agencies and consumer brands. Founded by Greg Gillman, a former Chief Revenue Officer who helped scale major e‑commerce and DTC brands, the firm focuses on building robust sales infrastructure, refining pitches, and improving outbound performance so clients can acquire and retain more customers efficiently.([gforcemedia.com](https://gforcemedia.com/?utm_source=openai))

A charge from “Gforce medi” on a card statement is likely related to a consulting engagement, strategy audit, training program, or other professional services purchased from GForce Media—either as a one‑time consultation or as part of a broader retainer or project. Depending on how your agreement was structured, charges may appear as a single project fee, milestone payments, or recurring monthly invoices for ongoing advisory work and sales enablement services. In some cases, an initial authorization or deposit may also show as a pending or temporary charge before final settlement.

To verify a GForce Media charge, start by checking recent proposals, invoices, SOWs, or email correspondence with their team, as well as any client portal or billing links they provided. Compare the transaction date and amount to your signed agreement. If something doesn’t match, contact GForce Media through the contact details on gforcemedia.com to request a copy of the invoice and clarify the billing. If you still cannot recognize the transaction, you can dispute it with your card issuer, but it’s best to first confirm internally (with your finance team, co‑founder, or marketing lead) whether anyone authorized work with GForce Media, as their services are usually purchased at a business or department level.([gforcemedia.com](https://gforcemedia.com/?utm_source=openai))

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from “Gforce medi” on my business credit card?

This descriptor likely refers to GForce Media, Inc., a sales and growth consulting agency. The charge typically corresponds to a consulting engagement, strategic audit, sales training, or similar professional services your company agreed to—either as a one‑off project or part of an ongoing advisory or retainer relationship.

Is GForce Media billed as a one‑time fee or a recurring subscription?

GForce Media can bill either way depending on the engagement: some projects are billed as one‑time consultations or audits, while others are structured as ongoing monthly retainers for continued sales consulting and growth support. Your proposal or statement of work (SOW) from GForce Media should specify whether charges are recurring or project‑based.

How can I confirm what specific services my company purchased from GForce Media?

Review the signed proposal, master services agreement, or SOW you received from GForce Media, and compare it to invoices or payment links they provided. These documents outline the services (such as B2B sales consulting, D2C concierge consulting, or custom audits), deliverables, and billing schedule tied to the charge.

How do I request a refund or dispute an incorrect GForce Media charge?

First, contact GForce Media through the contact form or email listed on gforcemedia.com and reference your company name, invoice number, and transaction date. Ask them to review the charge and provide documentation. If you still believe the charge is incorrect or unauthorized after their response, you can open a dispute with your card issuer, supplying any correspondence and contracts as supporting evidence.

Can GForce Media place authorization holds or test charges on my card?

For new engagements or when updating a payment method, GForce Media or its payment processor may place a small temporary authorization to verify the card. This appears as a pending amount that should drop off automatically and not be finalized as a posted transaction.

Where can I find receipts or invoices for GForce Media charges?

Invoices and receipts are usually sent to the billing contact’s email address on file or made available through any invoicing or client portal GForce Media uses. Search your email for “GForce Media,” “invoice,” or “receipt,” and check with your finance or accounts‑payable team to see if they received billing documents tied to the charge.

How do I cancel or change an ongoing GForce Media retainer or consulting engagement?

Consult the termination and renewal terms in your contract or SOW, which typically specify notice periods and any minimum commitment. Then email your GForce Media account contact or use the contact information on gforcemedia.com to request cancellation or modification of services, and ask for written confirmation of the final billing date.

What if no one on my team recognizes the GForce Media charge?

Start by checking with colleagues in marketing, growth, revenue operations, or leadership who might have engaged consultants or agencies. If no one recognizes the engagement, contact GForce Media with the last four digits of the card, transaction date, and amount so they can look up the charge. If they cannot link it to a legitimate contract for your organization, follow up with your card issuer to report the transaction as potentially unauthorized.

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