About Shark Tooth Fairy, Inc.
Shark Tooth Fairy, Inc. appears to have been created around the public persona of Mike Harris, a Beaufort, South Carolina–based diver widely known as the “Shark Tooth Fairy.” Harris is featured in regional news and magazine stories for collecting fossilized shark teeth—including large megalodon teeth—and redistributing them on beaches so children can experience the thrill of discovery during organized treasure hunts and fossil events. These hunts, often held at locations such as The Sands beach in Port Royal, South Carolina, draw large crowds of families and are positioned as educational, kid-focused outdoor activities centered on marine fossils and local natural history.
A card charge from “Shark Tooth Fairy Inc” is likely tied to one of these organized shark-tooth or fossil hunts, a related paid event, or the purchase of shark-tooth–related merchandise (such as fossils, souvenirs, or accessories). The Florida corporate registration for Shark Tooth Fairy, Inc. (now inactive) lists Mike Harris as president and connects the entity to addresses in Florida and North Carolina, suggesting it may have been used as the formal business vehicle for handling event fees, donations, or sales linked to his Shark Tooth Fairy activities.
If you’re unsure about a charge, start by checking your email, text messages, or social media messages for confirmations of a shark-tooth or fossil-hunt booking, or any related tickets or waivers around the transaction date. Because this is a small, personality-driven business that primarily coordinates events via social media, your best bet is to look for the “Shark Tooth Fairy” Facebook page and contact the organizer directly through Facebook Messenger or the listed contact details. If no one you know recognizes the purchase and you cannot match it to an event or trip, contact your card issuer to dispute the transaction or request more detail on the time, date, and location where the charge was processed.