Why is “Brownstone Research” showing up on my credit card statement?
If your credit card statement shows a recent charge from “SR*SR* BrownstoneResearch.com, BrownstoneResearch.com”, it indicates you recently signed up to receive a subscription to one of our investment research services using a Visa, Mastercard, or Discover credit card.
If you purchased one of our subscriptions using an American Express credit card, the charge will likely appear as “www.brownstoneresearch.com” on your credit card statement.
If you didn’t make such a purchase, or don’t recall having any purchase history with Brownstone Research LLC, Bonner and Partners, LLC, The Agora, or its affiliates, please contact our customer service specialists at (888) 493-3156.
[Before July 14, 2020, billing charges from Brownstone Research may have been displayed as “PSV*Bonner and Partners, LLC”, “PSV*Bonner Lifetime”, “PSV*Inner Circle”, “PSV*Bonner & Partners Investor Net”, “PSV*Exponential Tech Investor”, or “PSV*Bonner & Partners Family Office” on your credit card statement.]
I don’t recall ordering a Brownstone Research service. What do I do?
It’s possible that as a result of a closure of another related service in our network, you received a free year of a Brownstone Research newsletter service.
Since Brownstone Research newsletter subscriptions are set to auto-renew by default, it’s possible the charge you’re seeing is for an additional year of service. Or, it could be the smaller annual maintenance fee that is charged to elite subscribers.
If none of these scenarios apply, please call our customer service specialists at (888) 493-3156.
How can I cancel my subscription?
To cancel your Brownstone Research subscription, contact Brownstone Research by phone or email. Call (888) 493-3156, email, or use the “Contact Us” page to speak with our member services specialists. Our member services office is open from 9.00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday ET.
You can also unsubscribe from any free subscriptions using the “Unsubscribe” link at the bottom of each issue.
