JWS Bill on Your Statement: What It Is and What to Do

If "JWS Bill" or "jwsbill.com" turned up on your bank or card statement, it is a payment to LiveJasmin. Here is how to work out what it was for and what to do next.

What is JWS Bill?

JWS Bill is the name LiveJasmin uses on card statements. Instead of an adult site's name, charges appear as JWS Bill or jwsbill.com, which is why many people do not recognize them at first. Both DatingScout and CamsGuides report this descriptor in their 2026 reviews. The "JWS" comes from JWS Americas S.à r.l., the Luxembourg company that runs LiveJasmin.

Why the charge is there

There are only a few possibilities:

• A credit purchase. Someone bought a credit pack on LiveJasmin.
• A fan club renewal. Fan clubs for individual performers renew every 30 days, so a repeat charge on the same day each month usually means one is active.
• Tax or a currency fee. Sales tax and foreign transaction fees from your bank can make the total differ from the pack price.

How to check it

1. If you have a LiveJasmin account, log in and look at your purchase history. The dates and amounts should match.
2. If the charge repeats monthly, check your fan club memberships.
3. If you share the card, ask the other people who use it.

How to stop repeat charges

LiveJasmin has no site subscription, so repeat charges are fan clubs. Cancel them in your account settings or through the support chat. Our cancel guide walks through it.

If the charge is not yours

1. Contact LiveJasmin support first if you have an account; they can see what was bought.
2. If you never used LiveJasmin, treat it as possible card fraud. Call your card issuer, ask for a new card number and dispute the charge.
3. The CFPB explains your rights and the steps in how to dispute a credit card charge.

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