Question 1

Why does my bank statement say ADYEN DEEZER instead of just Deezer?

Accepted Answer

Deezer processes its subscription payments through Adyen, a third-party payment processor. This is why the charge appears as ADYEN DEEZER on your bank statement rather than simply Deezer. It is a legitimate charge for your Deezer music streaming subscription, typically €11.99 per month.

Question 2

How do I cancel my Deezer subscription so I stop getting charged €11.99?

Accepted Answer

To cancel your Deezer subscription and stop the recurring €11.99 charge, visit deezer.com/en/offers and log into your account. From there you can manage or cancel your subscription. Make sure to cancel before your next billing date to avoid being charged for another month.

Question 3

Is the ADYEN DEEZER charge on my card fraudulent or a scam?

Accepted Answer

No, ADYEN DEEZER is not a fraudulent charge. Adyen is a legitimate and well-known global payment processor that Deezer uses to handle subscription billing. If you or someone in your household has a Deezer music streaming account, this €11.99 charge is the monthly subscription fee. If you do not recognize the subscription at all, you can check your account at deezer.com/en/offers to verify activity.

Question 4

I forgot I had a Deezer subscription — what exactly am I paying €11.99 for each month?

Accepted Answer

The €11.99 monthly charge is for a Deezer music streaming subscription, which gives you access to Deezer's library of millions of songs, podcasts, and audio content. The payment is billed through Adyen, which is why it shows up as ADYEN DEEZER on your statement. If you no longer want the service, you can manage or cancel the subscription at deezer.com/en/offers.

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