How to Identify and Cancel an Unknown Microsoft 365 Credit Card Charge
Question details
The user needs to identify and stop an unrecognized recurring charge from Microsoft 365.

- Product
- Microsoft 365
- Device & OS
- not provided
- Scenario
- Reviewing bank or credit card statements and noticing an unexpected subscription fee.
- Observed behavior
- A recurring credit card charge labeled 'Microsoft*Microsoft 365 B msbill.info' appears on the statement but cannot be located in the user's primary Microsoft account.
Gather your recent credit card statements, make a note of the exact charge amount and date, and ensure you have the login credentials for any Microsoft accounts you or your family members might use.
Investigate the Charge and Request a Refund through Microsoft
Use Microsoft's official billing tools to locate the charge across all your accounts and initiate a cancellation or refund.
Many unknown charges stem from forgotten free trials or secondary accounts. Microsoft provides dedicated tools to help users track down where a specific billing charge originated.
Sign in to your Microsoft account at account.microsoft.com. If you have multiple accounts (personal, work, or family members), check each one individually.
Navigate to the 'Payment & billing' section and select 'Order history' to look for the matching msbill.info charge.
Visit Microsoft's official billing investigation guide at support.microsoft.com and follow the on-screen troubleshooting steps for unrecognized charges.
If you find the active subscription, go to 'Services & subscriptions', click 'Manage' next to it, and choose 'Cancel subscription'. Follow the prompts to determine if you are eligible for an immediate refund.

Dispute the Charge with Your Credit Card Issuer
If Microsoft cannot identify the transaction, you must contact your bank to block further unauthorized charges.
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- 1. Download the software: Visit the official WPS Office website and download the free installer for your operating system.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does 'Microsoft*Microsoft 365 B msbill.info' mean on my bank statement?
This label typically indicates a recurring billing charge for a Microsoft subscription, such as Microsoft 365 Family, Microsoft 365 Personal, Xbox services, or additional OneDrive cloud storage.
Why am I being charged if I don't actively use Microsoft 365?
You may have forgotten to cancel a 1-month free trial before it ended, which automatically transitions into a paid subscription. Alternatively, a family member using your device or payment method might have inadvertently purchased a subscription.
Can I get a refund for an unused Microsoft 365 subscription?
Yes, Microsoft generally grants refunds if you cancel an annual subscription within 30 days of purchase, or a monthly subscription within 30 days of the initial charge. You can process this cancellation directly through the 'Services & subscriptions' dashboard.
How can I stop a charge if I can't log into the associated Microsoft account?
If you cannot identify which account is generating the charge or have lost access to it, your best option is to contact your bank or credit card issuer directly. You can dispute the charge as unauthorized and request a stop payment or a replacement card.




