Microsoft 365 features that help users manage their subscriptions, account settings, and billing information.
Open Microsoft’s Manage your payments page, sign in, and select Investigate beside the $129.99 charge to identify any matching purchase or subscription. ^1^
Identify the charge
- Go to Manage your payments.
- Sign in with the Microsoft account you normally use.
- Select Investigate for the unfamiliar charge.
- Check other Microsoft accounts you may have used, and ask family members who have access to the card. Common explanations include recurring subscriptions, family purchases, retried declined payments, shipped pre-orders, and in-app purchases. ^1^
Neither this forum nor other users can see billing records or determine who made the purchase.
If no account shows the charge
Proceed with the dispute, but also tell the card issuer that the payment information may be compromised and ask whether the card should be blocked and replaced. Merely disputing the transaction may not prevent additional charges. ^1^
A charge absent from all your Microsoft accounts may have been made through someone else’s Microsoft account using your card. Microsoft Billing Support generally cannot disclose or directly investigate another person’s account; after the card issuer opens a dispute, Microsoft can respond through the issuer’s formal dispute process. ^2^
If the charge appears in your account but remains unexplained, use Contact Microsoft Support, enter the billing issue, select Get Help, and then Contact Support. ^1^
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