Question 1

What does the “SWINDON STRATTON R” charge on my statement refer to?

Accepted Answer

The descriptor “SWINDON STRATTON R” is very likely a truncated reference to Swindon Stratton Reclaim, a reclaimed timber and building materials yard in Swindon. This charge usually relates to a purchase of reclaimed timber, sheet materials, or similar salvage products from their yard.

Question 2

What types of purchases typically result in a Swindon Stratton Reclaim card charge?

Accepted Answer

You’ll usually see a Swindon Stratton Reclaim charge after buying reclaimed timber (such as joists, planks or sleepers), sheet materials like plywood or OSB, or other reclaimed building materials. Charges may also cover delivery or site‑clearance-related services if agreed directly with the business. ([yell.com](https://www.yell.com/biz/swindon-stratton-reclaim-swindon-6386810/))

Question 3

Does Swindon Stratton Reclaim use a payment processor that might change how the charge appears?

Accepted Answer

Yes. As a small business, Swindon Stratton Reclaim is likely to use a third‑party card terminal or payment processor, which can shorten the name on your statement to something like “SWINDON STRATTON R”. Even if a processor name appears, the underlying merchant is Swindon Stratton Reclaim.

Question 4

How can I confirm exactly what I bought from Swindon Stratton Reclaim for this charge?

Accepted Answer

Check any paper receipt given at the yard, as well as texts, emails, or social media messages where you may have received a quote or order confirmation. If you can’t find these, call the yard using the contact details on their Yell listing or website and provide the date and amount of the transaction so they can look up your sale. ([yell.com](https://www.yell.com/biz/swindon-stratton-reclaim-swindon-6386810/))

Question 5

What should I do if I don’t recognise a Swindon Stratton Reclaim transaction?

Accepted Answer

First, ask family members or contractors (such as builders or landscapers) who might have used your card details with your permission for materials. If no one recognises the purchase, contact Swindon Stratton Reclaim with the date and amount to see if they can identify the order. If it still appears suspicious, report it to your bank or card issuer and request that they investigate or raise a dispute.

Question 6

Can I get a refund from Swindon Stratton Reclaim if there is an issue with the materials?

Accepted Answer

Refunds or returns are handled directly by Swindon Stratton Reclaim and may depend on the condition of the materials and any agreement made at the time of sale. Contact them by phone or via the details on their website or Yell profile, explain the issue, and have your receipt or transaction details ready so they can assess whether a refund, exchange, or partial credit is possible. ([yell.com](https://www.yell.com/biz/swindon-stratton-reclaim-swindon-6386810/))

Question 7

Are there common transaction amounts for Swindon Stratton Reclaim purchases?

Accepted Answer

Amounts can vary widely depending on the quantity and type of reclaimed timber or materials purchased, ranging from small DIY buys of a few tens of pounds to larger orders for decking, fencing, or construction projects. If you see a mid‑ to high‑value charge that coincides with a recent building or garden project, it may well relate to a Swindon Stratton Reclaim order.

Question 8

How can I contact Swindon Stratton Reclaim about a billing question?

Accepted Answer

You can reach Swindon Stratton Reclaim using the phone number and address listed on their Yell page—currently showing Unit 10, Tate Estate, Kingsdown Road, Swindon—and via their website at swindonstrattonreclaim.weebly.com. Have your card statement, the exact amount, and transaction date ready when you call so they can quickly locate your purchase. ([yell.com](https://www.yell.com/biz/swindon-stratton-reclaim-swindon-6386810/))

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