Microsoft 365 features that help users manage their subscriptions, account settings, and billing information.
To contact Microsoft for a billing or subscription issue and request cancellation or a refund:
- Sign in with the Microsoft account that was used to buy the subscription.
- Go to Services & subscriptions.
- Select the subscription, then choose Manage > Cancel.
- During cancellation, Microsoft indicates whether the subscription qualifies for a refund and guides the next steps.
If the Cancel option is missing or recurring billing cannot be turned off, check these items:
- Where the subscription was purchased
- If it was bought through a third-party retailer such as Amazon, Best Buy, Google Play, or Apple App Store, cancellation and refund must be handled by that provider.
- Microsoft cannot cancel or manage recurring billing for third-party purchases.
- Correct account
- Make sure the signed-in Microsoft personal account is the same one used for the purchase.
- Billing status
- If Turn on recurring billing is shown, the subscription is already set to expire on the displayed date and no further cancellation step is needed.
- Outstanding balance
- If money is owed or the payment card has expired, the overdue amount must be resolved before cancellation.
If self-service cancellation or refund is still blocked, use Microsoft support:
- Go to Contact Microsoft Support, enter the problem, and select Get Help.
- If more help is needed, select Contact Support to reach the best support option.
- For Microsoft 365 Basic, Personal, and Family, the self-help tool can guide the correct billing and refund path.
For account and subscription help, Account & Billing Help is also available.
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