VF2011 on your bank statement
A charge showing as VF2011 on bank statement lines is normally a deposit at one of four sites run by VF2011 Limited, such as Fabulous Bingo or The Sun Vegas.
How it can appear
Banks often shorten or change merchant names. None of the versions below has yet been confirmed on a real statement, so treat them as likely forms rather than exact matches.
Which site was it?
What to do
- Check the site list
Ask anyone who uses your card whether they play at Fabulous Bingo, Sun Bingo Slots, The Sun Vegas or Fabulousvegas, the four VF2011 sites listed above.
- Contact VF2011
Go to the help page of the VF2011 site involved. Quote the date, amount and last four card digits so the payment can be traced.
- Dispute it with your bank
If nobody you know made the payment, report it to your bank as unrecognised and ask it to look into it. Bank links
The company
VF2011 Limited, Alderney, United Kingdom
UK licence 045110-R-323680-026
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VF2011 charges FAQ
Is a VF2011 charge a scam?
Not usually. A VF2011 charge tends to be a genuine deposit at a site such as Fabulous Bingo, sometimes made by someone who shares the card. If nobody in your home made it, report it to your bank as unauthorised.
Can I get the money back?
Very likely, if neither you nor anyone you let use the card authorised it. Your bank must investigate unauthorised payments and usually refunds them. Contact it as soon as you notice the charge.
How do I block VF2011 payments?
Ask the VF2011 site involved to close the account or set up a self-exclusion. Registering with GAMSTOP blocks every UK-licensed site in one go. Your banking app may also have a gambling block you can switch on.