Statement lookup · WTS · 1 platform
What is WTS on my bank statement?
CamRanks has logged one statement string that name WTS for FILF: FILF “WTS” (publisher docs, 2026-10-06). A match narrows the search; it does not prove which site charged you, so compare the amount and date with your purchase emails.
WTS’s own lookup page
“If you have purchased an eticket from WTSeticket.com, you may perform the following automated functions below by clicking on the appropriate link”
WTS consumer support page, checked by CamRanks on .
Exact strings on file
| Statement text | Platform | Evidence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| WTS | FILF | Publisher docs, | FILF billing source |
How to match the charge
- Read the whole line, including any text after an asterisk, and look for one of the strings above: “WTS”.
- Check the date and amount against purchase emails or the billing history of FILF. Card fees and currency conversion can change the amount.
- Use WTS’s own lookup (consumer support page, checked ) to see the purchase behind a transaction.
- If the purchase was yours, turn off auto-refill and memberships first, then ask the platform for a refund. Open a card dispute only if that fails or the charge is not yours.
Cancel or ask for a refund, per platform
Questions
What is WTS on my bank statement?
CamRanks has logged one statement string that name WTS for FILF: FILF “WTS” (publisher docs, 2026-10-06). A match narrows the search; it does not prove which site charged you, so compare the amount and date with your purchase emails.
Which cam sites show WTS on a bank statement?
Only FILF, among the platforms CamRanks lists. CamRanks counts a platform only when its logged statement string names WTS.
How do I stop a WTS charge?
Recurring charges are set in the platform account, not at the bank. Turn off auto-refill and memberships in the account you used (cancel steps for FILF), then ask that platform’s billing support for a refund before you open a card dispute.