Source Code LLC

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Source Code LLC is a U.S.-based technology company that designs, manufactures, and resells custom computer hardware systems and related IT solutions for business, government, and education customers.

Norwood, Massachusetts, United States
Owned by Cerberus Capital Management

About Source Code LLC

Source Code LLC (often doing business as Source Code Corp, Thinkmate, or related brands) is an electronic computer manufacturer and IT solutions provider headquartered in Norwood, Massachusetts. The company specializes in designing and building custom servers, storage systems, and workstations, as well as supplying a broad range of computer hardware, software, and associated services to enterprise, government, and education clients. Its offerings include configured-to-order systems, OEM/white-label platforms, and related support services sold through direct sales teams and online channels.

A charge from “Source Code LLC” on a card statement typically indicates a purchase of computer hardware, components, turnkey systems (such as servers or workstations), or associated software and services. This could be a one‑time equipment order, a renewal of a support or maintenance agreement, fulfillment of a quote or purchase order, or a transaction processed through their online store or one of their dba brands. In institutional environments (schools, universities, public agencies), the charge may correspond to a hardware procurement under a contract or bid program.

If you have questions about a Source Code LLC charge, start by checking recent invoices, quotes, or order confirmations from Source Code, Thinkmate, or related Source Code brands, along with any internal purchase orders if you are in an organization. Compare the transaction date and amount with your documentation. For further help, you can contact Source Code via the contact information on their official website, referencing your order or quote number. If you still do not recognize the charge, work with your organization’s purchasing/IT department or your card issuer to investigate and, if necessary, dispute the transaction.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from Source Code LLC on my credit card or purchasing card?

A charge from Source Code LLC usually corresponds to an order for computer hardware (such as servers, storage, workstations, or components), software licenses, or related IT services fulfilled by Source Code or one of its brands. Check recent quotes, purchase orders, and invoices from Source Code or Thinkmate to match the amount and date.

Can a Source Code LLC charge appear under a different name or description?

Yes. Depending on how the order was placed, charges may appear as “SOURCE CODE LLC,” “SOURCE CODE CORP,” “THINKMATE,” or similar descriptors referencing Source Code’s dba brands. Review any documentation from these names when reconciling the transaction.

Is a Source Code LLC charge likely to be a one‑time purchase or a recurring subscription?

Most Source Code LLC charges are for one‑time hardware or project-based purchases. However, some customers may have recurring support, maintenance, or extended warranty contracts that bill periodically. Your invoice or contract paperwork will indicate whether your agreement is one‑time or recurring.

How can I get a copy of the invoice or receipt for a Source Code LLC transaction?

You can usually retrieve invoices via your organization’s purchasing contact or internal procurement system if the order was placed through a PO. Otherwise, contact Source Code using the sales or support contact details listed on sourcecode.com and provide your company name, approximate charge date, amount, and any PO or quote numbers so they can locate the invoice.

How do I request a refund or resolve an incorrect charge from Source Code LLC?

First, verify the order details (items shipped, quantities, prices, and any service terms) against the invoice. If there is an error—such as duplicate billing, incorrect quantity, or cancelled equipment—contact Source Code’s customer service or your account manager to request a correction or refund. If the issue cannot be resolved directly, you may open a dispute with your card issuer, supplying documentation of your communications and contracts.

Why is there a pending or temporary authorization from Source Code LLC on my card?

Source Code or its payment processor may place a temporary authorization hold when validating a card or confirming an order total. This hold can appear as a pending charge and should drop off automatically once the final transaction is captured or the order is cancelled. If a pending authorization remains for more than several business days, contact your bank or Source Code for clarification.

How can I contact Source Code LLC about a billing or account question?

Visit sourcecode.com and use the listed sales or support contact options—typically a phone number and contact form or email address. When you reach out, include your organization name, billing address, the last four digits of the card used, the transaction date and amount, and any related PO, quote, or order numbers to speed up resolution.

Does Source Code LLC offer contract or bid-based pricing that could explain a large charge?

Yes. Source Code LLC frequently sells through contracts and bid programs to schools, government agencies, and enterprises, so a single charge may represent a consolidated shipment of multiple systems or components under a single PO. Review your procurement records or speak with your IT/purchasing department to confirm whether a large Source Code LLC charge aligns with a contracted purchase.

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