About Shop N Save Supermarket
Shop N Save Supermarket is a well-known Fijian supermarket chain based in Lautoka, Fiji, with branches across the country, including the Nine Miles location referenced in many bank statement descriptors. The stores offer a full range of groceries, fresh produce, meat, dairy, frozen foods, household goods, cleaning supplies, personal care items, and everyday consumer products tailored to local needs. As a brick‑and‑mortar retailer, they accept major debit and credit cards, EFTPOS, and often mobile or contactless payments at their in‑store checkouts.
A Shop N Save Supermarket charge typically appears on your bank or card statement when you (or someone with access to your card) make an in‑store purchase at one of their branches, such as the Nine Miles store. The statement descriptor may include text like “SHOP N SAVE SUPERMARKET,” “SHOP N SAVE 9 MILES,” or similar wording, sometimes abbreviated by your bank. Charges are usually one‑time transactions for the total of your grocery bill, but you may also see separate smaller charges if you split payments, added mobile top‑ups, purchased prepaid cards, or made multiple visits on the same day. In some cases, you might see a temporary “pending” or authorization amount before the final, posted total appears.
If you’re unsure about a Shop N Save charge, first check recent receipts from your grocery shopping, including any bags or email/SMS receipts you might have saved. Compare the transaction date, time, and amount on your bank statement with your last visit to a Shop N Save branch, and consider whether a family member might have used your card. For detailed questions, use the contact information printed on your receipt or visit shopnsave.com.fj to find store locations and phone numbers, then call the relevant branch (for example, the Nine Miles store) with your transaction details. If you still don’t recognize the charge, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute potential unauthorized use and request that your card be blocked or replaced if necessary.