SUNY Delhi

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SUNY Delhi is a public college in the State University of New York system that offers undergraduate degree programs and related services to students, including a campus bookstore for course materials and supplies.

Delhi, New York, United States
sunydelhi.edu
Owned by State University of New York (SUNY)

About SUNY Delhi

The descriptor "UTHS BS 5659" most likely refers to a transaction processed through the SUNY Delhi campus bookstore. Community reports of the nearly identical descriptor "UTHS BS #5659 DELHI NY" identify it as the SUNY Delhi College bookstore charge that appears when students purchase books or related materials online, rather than in person at the campus store.([scamcharge.com](https://scamcharge.com/c/uths-bs-5659-delhi-ny?utm_source=openai)) SUNY Delhi is a public college located in Delhi, New York, and is part of the State University of New York (SUNY) system, providing associate and bachelor’s degree programs along with student services such as housing, dining, and academic support.

A charge with this descriptor usually appears when a student (or someone with access to their card) purchases textbooks, course materials, supplies, or other merchandise through SUNY Delhi’s online bookstore or associated billing system. According to user reports, in-store purchases may show up as a more straightforward "Campus Store" descriptor, while online orders post as "UTHS BS #5659" or similar variants.([scamcharge.com](https://scamcharge.com/c/uths-bs-5659-delhi-ny?utm_source=openai)) Charges may be one‑time purchases at the start of a semester, smaller follow‑up orders, or fees associated with course materials.

If you are unsure about this charge, start by checking any recent textbook or campus-store orders made through a SUNY Delhi student account or billing portal, and compare the amount and date with your statement. Log in to the SUNY Delhi student or bookstore portal to review order history and receipts. If something looks off or you do not recognize the transaction, contact SUNY Delhi’s bursar/business office or campus store and provide the transaction date, amount, and the descriptor "UTHS BS 5659" so they can look it up in their system. If they are unable to locate the charge or confirm it as legitimate, follow up with your card issuer to dispute the transaction and request a new card number 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 SUNY Delhi.

  1. UTHS BS 5659

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my bank statement show a charge as "UTHS BS 5659" instead of SUNY Delhi Bookstore?

Community reports indicate that SUNY Delhi’s online bookstore transactions can appear under the descriptor "UTHS BS #5659 DELHI NY" on card statements.([scamcharge.com](https://scamcharge.com/c/uths-bs-5659-delhi-ny?utm_source=openai)) This internal code is linked to the bookstore’s billing system, so online orders may not display as a simple "SUNY Delhi Bookstore" or "Campus Store" entry.

What kinds of purchases typically post as a "UTHS BS 5659" charge?

These charges are usually for SUNY Delhi campus bookstore purchases—textbooks, e‑books access codes, lab manuals, school supplies, and sometimes college‑branded merchandise—especially when ordered online rather than paid at the physical register.

How can I confirm whether a "UTHS BS 5659" charge is legitimate?

Log in to your SUNY Delhi student or bookstore account and review your recent orders around the date of the charge. Match the transaction amount, date, and any order or invoice numbers to your bank statement. If you’re a parent or payer, check with the student to see if they recently ordered textbooks or supplies.

What should I do if I don’t recognize a "UTHS BS 5659" transaction?

First, contact SUNY Delhi’s bursar or campus bookstore with the transaction date, exact amount, and the descriptor shown on your statement to see if they can locate the charge in their system. If the college cannot find any matching order, immediately contact your card issuer to report a potentially unauthorized transaction and discuss disputing the charge.

Can "UTHS BS 5659" be a recurring or subscription charge?

SUNY Delhi bookstore purchases are generally one‑time transactions for specific course materials, not subscriptions. However, multiple orders placed in a short period (e.g., adding or dropping classes and buying different books) may result in several separate "UTHS BS" charges that can look recurring even though they are individual purchases.

Why is the charge amount higher than the price of a single book I remember buying?

Online bookstore orders may bundle multiple items (books, access codes, supplies, shipping, or taxes) into a single payment that appears as one "UTHS BS 5659" entry. Review the detailed receipt or order confirmation in your SUNY Delhi bookstore account or email to see the full breakdown of items and fees included in that charge.

How do I request a refund for a "UTHS BS 5659" bookstore charge?

Follow SUNY Delhi bookstore’s return and refund policy—typically, textbooks and materials must be returned within a specified window and in resalable condition. Start by contacting the campus store or online bookstore support with your order number and explaining the issue. If they approve a return, watch your statement for a corresponding refund from the same descriptor.

Could a pending "UTHS BS 5659" authorization disappear or change amount when it posts?

Yes. Some card systems place an initial authorization hold when the bookstore processes an online order. The final posted amount may change slightly if items are adjusted, backordered, or if taxes or shipping are recalculated before fulfillment. If a pending authorization disappears without posting and you never received items, it usually means the order was not completed or was reversed.

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