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International Billing
I'm in the US and have been a 1Password customer for years. I just auto-renewed and realized I was charged an internal transaction fee by my card. I did not remember that. I looked back through history, and I was charged it last year too. I was NOT charged it any time before last year.
When did this change and is there anyway as a US bank user to not be charged from Canada?
Since 1Password is a Canadian company, the charges originate from Canada. This is considered an international charge. You will need to reach out to your bank.
Some credit cards do not charge such fees , so you might consider switching to one of those. When I was with Bank of America they charged such a fee, so I moved to card that doesn't charge me for the transaction.
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- jhardmanNew Contributor
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- 1P_Tommy
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Since 1Password is a Canadian company, the charges originate from Canada. This is considered an international charge. You will need to reach out to your bank.
Some credit cards do not charge such fees , so you might consider switching to one of those. When I was with Bank of America they charged such a fee, so I moved to card that doesn't charge me for the transaction.- jhardmanNew Contributor
When was this changed? I've been a paying user since 2014 and the first time I saw a fee like this was 2024.