What this charge usually means
The descriptor "CHEVRON STATION DENVER CO" refers to a fuel or convenience store purchase at Chevron (station #78104) in DENVER, CO. Final amounts typically settle within 1–3 business days.
Common reasons this appears
- Fuel purchase at Chevron in DENVER, CO
- Convenience store purchase (snacks, drinks, supplies)
- Pre-authorization hold from pay-at-pump that has not yet settled
- Car wash or other station service
How to verify this charge
- Check whether you filled up at a Chevron station in DENVER, CO recently
- Look for a receipt in your car or email from a loyalty app
- Compare the charge date with your recent travel or commute route
- Wait 1–3 days for pre-authorization holds to settle to the final amount
When to worry
Gas station fraud is common because pay-at-pump terminals are vulnerable to card skimmers. If you did not visit this Chevron location, see charges from stations far from your area, or notice multiple small charges, contact your bank immediately and request a new card.
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