Question 1

What is the COURSERA* charge on my bank statement?

Accepted Answer

The COURSERA* charge on your bank statement is from Coursera, an online learning platform that offers courses, certificates, and degree programs. This charge typically represents a subscription or enrollment fee, with a common amount of $49.00. It is a legitimate charge if you or someone with access to your account signed up for a Coursera subscription or paid course.

Question 2

I keep getting a $49.00 charge from COURSERA* every month — how do I stop it?

Accepted Answer

The recurring $49.00 charge is from a Coursera online learning subscription that renews automatically. To cancel it and stop future charges, go to coursera.org/account and navigate to your subscription settings. From there you can cancel your plan before the next billing date. Once cancelled, the monthly $49.00 charge will no longer appear on your bank statement.

Question 3

Did I accidentally sign up for Coursera?

Accepted Answer

It is possible you signed up during a free trial that has since converted to a paid subscription. Coursera sometimes offers trial periods that automatically roll into a paid plan, which is typically around $49.00 per month. To check whether you have an active subscription, visit coursera.org/account and review your membership details. If you do not recognize the account, you should also contact your bank to report the charge.

Question 4

How do I get a refund for a Coursera charge I did not intend to make?

Accepted Answer

If you were charged $49.00 by Coursera and did not intend to subscribe or renew, you should first log in and check your account at coursera.org/account to confirm the charge details. Coursera has a refund policy that may allow you to request a refund within a short window after being charged. You can reach their support team through the Help Center on their website to submit a refund request. If you are unable to resolve it directly with Coursera, you can dispute the charge with your bank.

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