R Chea & V Ok

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R Chea & V Ok is a small family partnership based in northern Adelaide, operating a fresh produce retail business likely associated with the Adelaide Central Market. Charges typically relate to purchases of fruit, vegetables, and other market groceries.

SA 5120, Australia

About R Chea & V Ok

R Chea & V Ok is a family partnership registered in Australia under ABN 24 150 573 171, with a main business location in postcode SA 5120 in the northern suburbs of Adelaide.([abr.business.gov.au](https://abr.business.gov.au/ABN/View/24150573171)) Public City of Adelaide documents list members of the Chea family as operators of a Central Market fruit and vegetable stall (Bill B’s Quality Fruit & Veg), suggesting that the partnership is involved in retailing fresh produce within the Adelaide Central Market precinct.([aws-ap-southeast2-coa-dmzfileserver.s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com](https://aws-ap-southeast2-coa-dmzfileserver.s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/AgendasMinutes/files08/Attachments/CPDBA_4_February_2025_CLMP_Link_1.pdf?utm_source=openai)) As a result, card transactions under the descriptor “VISA-R CHEA AND V OK ADELAIDE AU” are most plausibly small retail purchases of fruit, vegetables, and related grocery items.

This charge is likely to appear on your card statement when you make an in-person purchase at their stall or outlet, often for modest amounts in the range of only a few dollars, consistent with public records of corporate card spending at “Rom Chea And Voeung Ok” for market-related activities.([d31atr86jnqrq2.cloudfront.net](https://d31atr86jnqrq2.cloudfront.net/docs/foi-corporate-card-transactions-subsidiaries-2020-jan-jun.pdf.pdf?utm_source=openai)) Depending on your bank, the descriptor may show as “VISA-R CHEA AND V OK ADELAIDE AU” or a similar variation that truncates the full partnership name. These are generally one‑off point‑of‑sale purchases rather than subscriptions or recurring payments.

If you do not recognize this transaction, first review any recent visits you may have made to the Adelaide Central Market or nearby grocery/produce stalls around the transaction date. Check paper receipts or bank app receipts for matching amounts and dates; small amounts (for example, $3–$10) are common for individual produce purchases. If questions remain, contact your bank to request the exact time and terminal location of the transaction, which can help you confirm it was a legitimate in‑person purchase. For disputes or possible card fraud, work through your card issuer’s chargeback process, as this small local partnership is unlikely to have a centralized billing support line or website.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to R Chea & V Ok.

  1. VISA-R CHEA AND V OK ADELAIDE AU#0713815(Ref.061500333179)

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show a charge from “VISA-R CHEA AND V OK ADELAIDE AU”?

This descriptor refers to a family partnership, R Chea & V Ok, which operates a small fresh produce retail business in Adelaide, likely within or associated with the Adelaide Central Market. The charge most likely comes from an in‑person purchase of fruit, vegetables, or other groceries at their stall or shop.

Are charges from R Chea & V Ok recurring or subscription-based?

No, available public transaction data suggests purchases at Rom Chea and Voeung Ok are small, one‑off point‑of‑sale amounts, such as a few dollars for market items. There is no evidence that they offer subscription or recurring billing; if you see repeated charges, they are probably separate visits or multiple small transactions on different days.

What typical amounts do people get charged by R Chea & V Ok?

Corporate‑card records that list “Rom Chea And Voeung Ok” as the merchant show very small amounts, commonly around $4–$5 tied to market‑related activities.([d31atr86jnqrq2.cloudfront.net](https://d31atr86jnqrq2.cloudfront.net/docs/foi-corporate-card-transactions-subsidiaries-2020-jan-jun.pdf.pdf?utm_source=openai)) On a consumer card, you would expect similar small totals matching the cost of fresh produce or snacks bought during a market visit.

How can I verify a charge from CHEA AND V OK on my card?

Compare the transaction date and amount with any recent visit you made to the Adelaide Central Market or nearby produce stalls. Check receipts or bank app purchase confirmations, and note that the merchant name on receipts may be a personal or partnership name rather than a shopfront brand. If you’re still unsure, ask your bank for the terminal ID and location details for that transaction and confirm whether you were physically present there at that time.

Can I get a refund for a purchase from R Chea & V Ok if there was an issue with my order?

Because this is a small local produce business, refunds are usually handled informally at the stall or shop itself. Bring your receipt or show the card transaction on your banking app, explain the issue (for example, damaged produce), and request an exchange or refund. If you cannot return in person and believe the charge is erroneous, contact your card issuer to discuss options for disputing the transaction.

Why don’t I see a website or contact number for R Chea & V Ok online?

R Chea & V Ok is registered as a family partnership and appears to operate as a local market retailer rather than a branded chain or e‑commerce business.([abr.business.gov.au](https://abr.business.gov.au/ABN/View/24150573171)) Many small Adelaide Central Market stalls do not maintain a dedicated website; contact is typically in person during normal market trading hours.

Could this be a fraudulent charge instead of a legitimate purchase at a market stall?

While the descriptor matches a legitimate Adelaide partnership, any card transaction could be fraudulent if your card details were compromised. If the date, time, and amount do not correspond to a visit you made to the Adelaide Central Market or nearby shops, immediately lock your card in your banking app, report the transaction to your bank, and request a replacement card. Your bank can then investigate and, if appropriate, initiate a chargeback against the merchant.

Why is the name on my statement different from the stall name I remember?

Small market stalls are often billed under the legal or partnership name registered with the Australian Business Register rather than the trading name customers see on the sign. In this case, transactions can appear as variations of “R CHEA & V OK” or “CHEA AND V OK,” even if the stall’s public name emphasizes fruit, vegetables, or another brand name.

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