About Qazile Sports
Qazile Sports is an online sports content service run by Rampur Group LLC that offers sports news, information, blog posts, player biographies, and breaking updates through its website qazile.com. It operates on a membership model, giving subscribers access to exclusive sports-related articles and content behind a paywall. The site brands itself as “Qazile Sports,” and its terms of service note that “qazile” is the name that will appear on customers’ billing statements.
This charge usually appears when someone signs up for one of Qazile Sports’ recurring subscription plans. According to its terms, the company offers several membership tiers, including Premium, Pro, Basic, and Daily plans, with typical prices around $34.55 per month for Premium, $29.55 per month for Pro, $19.55 per month for Basic, and $2.00 per day for the Daily plan, all set to auto-renew until canceled. The descriptor “qazile” may show on statements by itself or with a payment processor prefix (for example, SVESQN* QAZILE 855-521-3205 US), which can make it harder to recognize. Some users may first see a small pending amount or a single billing period charge when they start or test the service, or if a previously declined payment is recovered through their processor.
If you have questions about a Qazile Sports charge, start by checking whether you or someone in your household created an account at qazile.com using your email address or card. You can use the site’s “Cancel Membership” form with your email and/or the last 4 digits of your card to locate and stop billing, or contact their support team directly at support@qazile.com or by calling (855) 521-3205. The company states that subscribers may request a refund within 30 days of the relevant billing period’s charge, and that refunds, if approved, are issued back to the original payment method but can take 7–14 days to appear, depending on your bank. If you do not recognize the transaction and cannot find any associated account, contact your card issuer promptly to report potential unauthorized use and ask about disputing the charge.