Russell Jergenson

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Russell Jergenson appears to be an individual or small sole‑proprietor business operating in Arizona, likely providing professional or personal services and processing card payments under his own name.

Chandler, Arizona, United States

About Russell Jergenson

Based on the descriptor and limited public information, this charge most likely relates to an individual or very small business operated by someone named Russell Jergenson in Arizona, with transactions processed under his personal name rather than a branded company. There is no clear evidence of a larger, well‑known business or trademarked brand associated with this name, which is common for independent contractors, consultants, or local service providers.

A charge from “IN *RUSSELL JERGENSO CHANDLER AZ” would typically appear when you pay this individual or micro‑business for services such as home work, professional help, lessons, or other local services, and they accept card payments through a processor that labels the transaction with the person’s legal name. These may be one‑time payments, occasional repeat charges for ongoing work, or invoices paid via an online or mobile card terminal. Because the descriptor looks more like a personal name than a brand, it’s less likely to be a subscription, but could represent periodic services.

If you have questions about this charge, first review recent receipts, emails, text messages, or invoices that reference payment to “Russell” or to an individual provider in or around Chandler, Arizona. Check any scheduling apps or service platforms you may have used (for example, booking tools, contractor marketplaces, or invoicing software) to see how the payee name is shown there. If you still do not recognize the transaction, contact your card issuer; they may be able to provide additional information such as a contact phone number submitted with the merchant account. If you suspect fraud, your bank can help you dispute the charge and replace your card if needed.

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 Russell Jergenson.

  1. IN *RUSSELL JERGENSO CHANDLER AZ

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the charge show up as “IN *RUSSELL JERGENSO CHANDLER AZ” instead of a business name I recognize?

Many independent contractors and very small businesses process card payments under the owner’s legal name. In this case, the processor appears to have used the cardholder name “Russell Jergenson” and truncated it in the descriptor, so your statement reflects the person rather than a branded company.

What kinds of services might I have paid Russell Jergenson for?

Because there is no widely known brand tied to this name, it is likely you paid for local services—such as contract work, consulting, lessons, or other personal or professional help—arranged directly with an individual in Arizona, rather than through a large company website.

Is this likely to be a recurring subscription charge?

The descriptor looks like a one‑off payment to an individual, not a formal subscription product. However, if you pay this person regularly for ongoing services, you may see similar amounts on a repeating basis, depending on how often you are invoiced and pay by card.

How can I verify what this charge from Russell Jergenson was for?

Check your recent calendar entries, text messages, emails, and invoices for any work or appointments with an individual provider named Russell (or with a local provider in Chandler, AZ). Look for digital invoices or receipts that show a similar dollar amount or the same transaction date. These records are usually the fastest way to confirm the purpose of the payment.

How do I contact Russell Jergenson about a billing question or refund?

Because there is no clear public business listing or website, you will likely need to contact him through the same channel you originally used—such as phone, email, or messaging inside a booking or invoicing platform. If you do not have that information, your card issuer may be able to see a contact phone number or email attached to the merchant profile and share it with you.

What should I do if I don’t recognize this charge at all?

First, confirm that no family member or authorized user on your card made a purchase from an individual service provider in Arizona. If no one recognizes it, call the number on the back of your card and ask your bank for more details about the merchant. If it still appears unfamiliar, request that the transaction be investigated or disputed and consider having a new card number issued.

Could this be an authorization hold rather than a final charge?

Some processors place temporary authorization holds when an individual or micro‑business runs a card, especially if the final amount may change. Check whether the transaction status shows as “pending” and review your online banking after a few days; if it was only a verification or hold, it may drop off or be replaced by a finalized charge with the same or similar descriptor.

How can I avoid confusion with similar individual‑name charges in the future?

When paying individuals or very small businesses, ask them in advance what name will appear on your statement and keep their invoice or digital receipt. You can also add a note in your personal finance app or budgeting tool at the time of payment, so when “IN *RUSSELL JERGENSO CHANDLER AZ” appears later, you can quickly match it to the specific service you received.

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