Video Mexico

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Video Mexico is a locally owned Mexican business in Jerome, Idaho, operating as La Campesina, a full‑service Mexican restaurant and former video/market store. It serves a variety of Mexican dishes and groceries to the local community.

Jerome, Idaho, United States

About Video Mexico

Video Mexico, legally organized as Video Mexico, Inc., is a locally owned Mexican business based in Jerome, Idaho that now does business as La Campesina Restaurant. Originally started as a video rental store, the business evolved into a market and eventually a full‑service Mexican restaurant and supermarket offering traditional Mexican dishes and related products for the surrounding community. It operates at 1323 S Lincoln Ave in Jerome and is listed in business records and health department data as a full‑service Mexican restaurant under the combined name “Video Mexico, La Campesina.”([dandb.com](https://www.dandb.com/businessdirectory/videomexico-jerome-id-27829358.html?utm_source=openai))

A charge labeled “Video Mexico Jerome ID” on a card statement most likely comes from an in‑person purchase at the La Campesina/Video Mexico location in Jerome. This could be a sit‑down meal, takeout order, or purchase of Mexican grocery items from the same business entity, as the corporate and trade names are still tied together in various directories and governmental records. Depending on how their point‑of‑sale system is configured, the descriptor may show as “Video Mexico,” “Video Mexico Inc,” or “Video Mexico La Campesina,” followed by the city and state.

To verify a charge, customers should first check recent receipts or bank app transactions from the date in question and look for a meal or grocery purchase in Jerome, Idaho that matches the amount. If there’s still uncertainty, contacting the restaurant directly at the Jerome location and providing the transaction date and total can help them look up the sale in their POS records. Cardholders who don’t recognize the charge after speaking with the merchant should then contact their card issuer to review transaction details, discuss potential fraud, and, if needed, initiate a dispute or request a new card number.

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Video Mexico.

  1. Video Mexico Jerome Id

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my bank statement say “Video Mexico Jerome ID” if I ate at La Campesina?

Video Mexico, Inc. is the underlying company that does business as La Campesina Restaurant in Jerome. Their payment processor may still use the legal or legacy name “Video Mexico,” so restaurant transactions can appear as “Video Mexico Jerome ID” even though you visited La Campesina.

What types of purchases typically generate a charge from Video Mexico in Jerome?

Most charges are from in‑person dining, takeout meals, or possibly grocery‑type purchases at the combined Video Mexico/La Campesina business location on S Lincoln Ave in Jerome, Idaho. Review what you bought there on that date—such as lunch, dinner, or a larger family meal—to match the amount on your statement.

Can Video Mexico or La Campesina place a temporary authorization hold on my card?

Like many restaurants, they may run a pre‑authorization on your card when the check is opened, and the final amount (including tip) will replace that hold later. You might briefly see two amounts—an initial hold and the final charge—until the authorization drops off, usually within a few days.

How do I contact Video Mexico/La Campesina about a charge I don’t recognize?

Call the Jerome location using the phone number listed for Video Mexico or La Campesina online directories and provide the date, time window, and amount of the charge. Staff can usually look up the transaction in their point‑of‑sale system and confirm what was purchased and which card was used.

Does Video Mexico in Jerome offer any recurring subscriptions or memberships that could cause repeat charges?

Video Mexico/La Campesina operates as a local restaurant and market and typically does not sell digital subscriptions or memberships. Most charges are one‑time purchases. If you see repeated, same‑amount charges, contact the restaurant and your card issuer to verify that they correspond to separate visits and are not duplicate or fraudulent transactions.

What should I do if the amount charged by Video Mexico is higher than the receipt I remember?

First, confirm whether you added a tip or purchased additional items during the visit that you may have forgotten. If the total still seems incorrect, contact the restaurant promptly with the transaction details; they can review the ticket and, if there was an error (such as an incorrect tip entry), may be able to issue a partial refund or adjustment through their payment processor.

Can I get a refund from Video Mexico if I was charged in error?

Refunds are handled directly by the business. Call or visit the Jerome location with your bank statement, card used, and any receipt you have. If they confirm an overcharge or mistaken transaction, they can process a refund back to your card. If you cannot resolve it with them, you should follow up with your card issuer to dispute the charge.

Why do I see “Video Mexico Inc” instead of “La Campesina” on some older or smaller transactions?

Because the business started as Video Mexico and still operates under that corporate name, some terminals, older machines, or third‑party systems may display “Video Mexico Inc” as the merchant name. The charge is still tied to the same Jerome business; you can confirm by matching the date and amount with your visits to the restaurant or market.

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