The short answer
Unreviewed registry note: CCBILL.COM is a payment processor used heavily by adult sites, dating platforms, and other subscription businesses that mainstream processors avoid. The site you actually paid appears after the asterisk — sometimes cryptically.
How to read CCBILL.COM *SITENAME lines
- Unreviewed registry note: High-risk industries route billing through specialist processors, and CCBill is the biggest legitimate one.
- Unreviewed registry note: It bills under its own name (with a site code) for discretion and processing reasons.
- Unreviewed registry note: Trial memberships convert to recurring billing at higher rates, and cross-sales (a checkbox at signup) can add a second site's subscription.
What to do, in order
- Use CCBill's self-service lookup Unreviewed registry note: support.ccbill.com finds subscriptions by email or card number and shows the actual site.
- Watch for cross-sale add-ons Unreviewed registry note: Check whether more than one subscription is active from a single signup, and kill both.
Quick questions
Is CCBill itself a scam?
Unreviewed registry note: No — CCBill is a long-established Arizona payment processor. The charge is a real subscription to one of its merchant sites; the lookup tool tells you which.
Why doesn't the line show the site name?
Unreviewed registry note: CCBill bills under its own name with a site code for discretion and processing reasons — the code after the asterisk may not resemble the site's actual name.
Independent reference — not affiliated with CCBill consumer support or any company listed. Billing names and policies change; verify with the merchant or your bank before acting. Nothing here is financial advice.