Long John Silver's

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Long John Silver's is an American fast-food restaurant chain specializing in battered and fried seafood, chicken, and sides. The charge likely relates to a food purchase at a Long John Silver's location in Killeen, Texas.

Louisville, Kentucky, USA

About Long John Silver's

Long John Silver's is a U.S.-based fast-food chain known for its quick-service seafood, including fried fish, shrimp, chicken, and classic sides like hushpuppies, fries, and coleslaw. Many locations operate as standalone restaurants or co-branded units with other fast-food concepts. The brand focuses on affordable, family-friendly meals and combo platters geared toward takeout and dine-in customers.

A charge labeled something like “LJS70102 Killeen US” on your card statement most likely corresponds to a purchase at a specific Long John Silver's restaurant in or near Killeen, Texas, with the numeric code indicating the store or terminal number. This could be for a single meal, multiple combo orders, or a family pack. The charge would typically be a one-time debit card transaction; it is not a subscription and should match a recent visit or takeaway order.

If you have questions about the charge, start by checking your recent receipts, text/email order confirmations, and any food delivery apps you may have used for a Long John Silver's order around the transaction date. You can also call the Killeen-area Long John Silver's location (use an online map or search for the store’s phone number) and provide the date, amount, and last four digits of your card so they can look up the transaction. If you still don’t recognize the charge, contact your bank to dispute it or request more details, and consider cancelling or replacing the card if you suspect unauthorized use.

Bank Statement Variations

5 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Long John Silver's.

  1. LJS #70074
  2. LJS#70074
  3. LJS31588
  4. POS DEBIT-DC 5698 LJS70102 Killeen US
  5. POS Purchase Non-PIN LJS70263 HARLINGEN TX

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show a charge from “LJS70102 Killeen US”?

That descriptor likely refers to a Long John Silver's restaurant in or near Killeen, Texas, with “LJS” indicating the brand and “70102” representing a specific store or terminal number. The charge would be for an in-store or possibly drive-thru food purchase.

Is this Long John Silver's charge a recurring subscription or membership?

No, Long John Silver's transactions are typically one-time charges for individual restaurant visits. They do not normally bill on a subscription basis, so any recurring pattern should correspond to frequent visits or repeated food orders, not an automatic membership fee.

What are typical dollar amounts for Long John Silver's charges?

Common charge amounts range from a few dollars for a single combo meal to larger totals for family meals or group orders. If your charge is significantly higher than what you’d expect for fast food in one visit, review your receipt or ask the restaurant to confirm what was purchased.

How can I verify this Long John Silver's charge matches a visit I made?

Check the transaction date, time, and amount against your memory of visiting a Long John Silver's in the Killeen area and compare it to any printed or emailed receipts. You can also phone the local store and ask them to search their point-of-sale system using the date, approximate time, and total.

Can I get a refund from Long John Silver's if there was a billing error?

If you believe you were overcharged or billed in error, contact the specific Long John Silver's restaurant you visited as soon as possible, bringing your receipt and card statement. In many cases, the store can issue a refund or adjustment; otherwise, you may need to open a dispute with your bank.

Why do I see a pending or duplicate Long John Silver's charge?

Occasionally, card terminals may place an initial authorization that appears as a pending charge, which later falls off once the final amount posts. If you see duplicates, watch them for a few days—one is often an authorization. If both post as completed transactions, contact the restaurant and your bank to correct the issue.

How can I contact Long John Silver's about a charge if I’ve lost my receipt?

Look up Long John Silver's locations in Killeen, Texas, and call the most likely store, providing the exact date, time window, and amount of the charge along with the last four digits of your card. They can often locate the transaction in their system and help clarify what was purchased or process a correction if needed.

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