About Yogurtland
Yogurtland is an international self-serve frozen yogurt franchise known for its rotating selection of frozen yogurt, ice cream, sorbet, and plant-based flavors. Guests create their own desserts by dispensing yogurt from soft-serve machines and adding toppings like fresh fruit, candies, cereals, and sauces, then paying by weight. In addition to in-store purchases, Yogurtland also offers catering, gift cards, pre-packaged treats, and a mobile app with a rewards program. This particular charge is associated with a Yogurtland location in Farmers Branch, Texas.
A Yogurtland charge may appear on your bank or card statement after you make an in-store purchase, place an online or in‑app order, buy or reload a gift card, or use a third‑party delivery platform connected to that store. Charges are usually for one-time transactions that reflect the total cost of your cup(s) of yogurt by weight, plus toppings, taxes, and any discounts or rewards applied. You might also see a small temporary authorization or a slightly higher pending amount if your card was pre-authorized for a bit more than your actual final total, or if you saved your card in the Yogurtland app or website. Recurring or repeated monthly charges are uncommon, but can occur if you regularly reload a gift card or use the same stored payment method for frequent visits.
If you’re unsure about a Yogurtland charge, start by checking your recent visits to the Farmers Branch area and any online or app orders around the transaction date. Look up emailed or app receipts, gift card reload history, and purchases made via delivery services (like DoorDash, Uber Eats, or Grubhub) that may list Yogurtland or the store’s city on your statement. To resolve questions, visit yogurtland.com and use the Store Locator to find the Farmers Branch location’s phone number, or contact Yogurtland customer care through their website or app with the charge date, exact amount, and the last four digits of the card. If the transaction still appears incorrect, you can request a receipt lookup from the store and, if needed, dispute the charge with your bank or card issuer.