Question 1

What is the LIME* charge on my bank statement?

Accepted Answer

The LIME* charge on your bank statement is from Lime, the electric scooter and bike sharing service. It represents a ride you took using one of their scooters or bikes. A typical Lime ride costs around $3.00, though the exact amount can vary depending on the duration and location of your ride.

Question 2

I don't remember riding a Lime scooter — could this charge be fraud?

Accepted Answer

Before assuming fraud, consider whether anyone else with access to your account may have used Lime, or whether you may have unlocked a scooter and been charged a small fee even for a brief ride. Lime charges typically appear as LIME* on statements and average around $3.00. If you still don't recognize it, log into your Lime account at li.me/account to review your ride history. If no rides are listed, contact Lime support or your bank to dispute the charge.

Question 3

How do I stop getting charged by Lime every month?

Accepted Answer

If you have a Lime subscription or membership plan, you can cancel it by visiting li.me/account and managing your subscription settings there. One-time ride charges of around $3.00 are not recurring and only appear when a scooter or bike is actually used. If you want to prevent future charges entirely, you can also remove your payment method from your Lime account through the same li.me/account page.

Question 4

Is a $3.00 charge from Lime normal?

Accepted Answer

Yes, $3.00 is a very typical amount for a Lime electric scooter or bike ride. Lime charges an unlock fee plus a per-minute rate, so short rides often land right around that amount. You can confirm the exact details of the charge by logging into your account at li.me/account, where your full ride history and fare breakdown are available.

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