About Saint Publishing LLC
Saint Publishing LLC is a small publishing imprint focused on books—its trademark filing covers printed matter in the book category, including at least one autobiography title. While there is limited public information about its catalog or corporate profile, available records indicate that it operates as a niche book publisher or self‑publishing brand rather than as a large education or textbook house.([trademarks.justia.com](https://trademarks.justia.com/975/08/saint-publishing-97508682.html))
A charge reading “WHOP*SAINTPUBLICHING NY,NY 11249” indicates that a purchase was made via Whop, a social commerce and payments platform that acts as merchant of record and processes payments for independent sellers of digital products and content.([whop.com](https://whop.com/buyer-terms/?utm_source=openai)) In this case, Whop is the payment processor and “Saint Publishing” is the underlying seller. The charge is likely tied to the purchase of a digital book, audiobook access, or related publishing product—possibly a one‑time purchase, but it could also reflect a recurring subscription or membership if Saint Publishing offers ongoing content via Whop.
If you have questions about this charge, first look for a purchase confirmation email from Whop or from Saint Publishing around the transaction date; Whop receipts typically list the specific product, seller name, and renewal terms.([whop.com](https://whop.com/buyer-terms/?utm_source=openai)) You can also log into your Whop account (if you have one) using the email address tied to your card to review active purchases and subscriptions. For unresolved issues—such as suspected fraud or an unrecognized renewal—gather your statement details (amount, date, and descriptor) and open a support ticket with Whop, then, if you identify direct contact information for Saint Publishing (for example, on the product page or in the receipt), reach out to them for product‑specific refund or cancellation questions. If you cannot link the charge to any account or receipt and no one in your household recognizes it, contact your card issuer to dispute the transaction and block further charges.