Jun-Jie Wu

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Jun-Jie Wu is an Australian individual/sole trader registered with an Australian Business Number (ABN) and providing services as an independent contractor or small business in New South Wales.

NSW 2450, Australia

About Jun-Jie Wu

Jun-Jie Wu is an individual/sole trader registered in Australia under ABN 28 244 910 967, with a main business location in New South Wales (postcode 2450). As an individual/sole trader, this merchant likely provides professional, trade, or personal services on a contract basis rather than operating as a large branded company. The exact industry or service type is not specified in public records, so the charge generally reflects a direct payment to an independent provider rather than to a well-known retail or online brand.

A charge from “WU, JUN JIE R KINGSGROVE” on a card statement most likely corresponds to payment for services rendered—such as consulting, freelance work, tutoring, repairs, or other personal or business services—or a purchase made directly from this sole trader, possibly at or near Kingsgrove in New South Wales. It may represent a one-time payment, a staged progress payment, or settlement of an invoice. In some cases, the bank descriptor will include an area or suburb name (like Kingsgrove) related to where the terminal or banking relationship is registered, which may differ from the ABN’s primary location.

To verify or resolve questions about this charge, start by checking any invoices, receipts, text messages, or emails you have around the transaction date for work or purchases from someone named Jun‑Jie Wu. If you have an invoice, it may list a mobile number or email you can use to query the charge. You can also confirm the ABN details for “WU, JUN‑JIE” via the Australian Government’s ABN Lookup service by searching the ABN or name, and compare those details with what appears on your receipt or agreement. If you still do not recognize the transaction, contact your card issuer promptly to dispute or investigate the charge and, if needed, request a card replacement.

Bank Statement Variations

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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 Jun-Jie Wu.

  1. WU, JUN JIE R KINGSGROVE

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from “WU, JUN JIE R KINGSGROVE” on my card statement?

This descriptor indicates a payment processed to an Australian individual/sole trader named Jun‑Jie Wu, with the terminal or banking location associated with Kingsgrove in New South Wales. It is typically related to services or goods purchased directly from this person or their small business, such as contract work, repairs, lessons, or other one‑off services.

Is this charge from a large company or a local individual business?

Public ABN records show “WU, JUN‑JIE” as an individual/sole trader rather than a large company. That means the charge is most likely from a local or independent provider rather than a national retail chain or online platform.

How can I confirm what I bought from Jun‑Jie Wu?

Review invoices, quotes, bank transfers, SMS messages, or emails around the transaction date for any work, lessons, repairs, or other services you arranged with someone named Jun‑Jie Wu. The transaction amount on your statement should match an agreed price, invoice total, or quote for those services.

Does Jun‑Jie Wu offer subscriptions or recurring billing?

There is no public indication that this sole trader operates a subscription service. Most charges are likely to be one‑off or occasional payments for specific work. However, if you have an ongoing arrangement—such as regular lessons or maintenance—your card could be charged periodically according to your agreement or standing authorization.

How can I request a refund or adjustment for a charge from Jun‑Jie Wu?

Refunds or adjustments must be negotiated directly with Jun‑Jie Wu. Check any invoice, contract, or message thread for contact details and discuss the issue, such as incorrect amounts or work not completed. If you cannot resolve it or cannot reach the merchant, contact your card issuer to ask about raising a dispute.

I don’t recognize this charge and have no contact details—what should I do?

First, check with family members or colleagues who may have used your card for local services, and search your emails and messages for ‘Wu’ or ‘Jun Jie’. If you still cannot identify the transaction, call your bank or card issuer, explain that the descriptor refers to an Australian sole trader, and request that they investigate or initiate a dispute. They may also recommend cancelling and reissuing your card if fraud is suspected.

Why does the ABN record for WU, JUN‑JIE show NSW 2450 but my statement mentions Kingsgrove?

The ABN record lists the main business location as NSW 2450, while the Kingsgrove reference on your statement likely corresponds to the bank branch, merchant terminal, or address used for processing card payments. It is common for card descriptors to reflect a processing location that differs from the registered business address.

How can I verify that this is a legitimate Australian business?

You can visit the official Australian Government ABN Lookup site and search for “WU, JUN‑JIE” or ABN 28 244 910 967. Confirm that the name, ABN status, and state match any details you have on your invoice or communications. If they do and the transaction amount aligns with agreed work, the charge is likely legitimate.

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