I looked at both the ID & the item number - the item number belongs to a notebook battery, but the seller of this particular item is a different name althogether.
The tanghail*** ID has not been used in over 12 months, so could be a hacking job on his account.
But, in any case I'd get your bank to squash the transaction, as I think it could be a fraudulent transaction.
Have U any transactions on your credit card for $1 or so before this, who U don't remember paying? This is how these people work, a small amount to see if the card is active & then away they go, racking up charges.
If this is a fraudulent transaction U need to get your credit card cancelled & re-issued - as U might have more charges coming up since the issue of your statement.
Since my bank picked up the fraud (hundreds of dollars in air travel from a middle eastern country), I now check my account every day. In my case the $1 was paid to Save the Children in Sydney.
