MICROSOFT*365 Charge (What It Is + Is It Legit?)

Verify Your Microsoft 365 Subscription

Log in to your Microsoft account at microsoft.com and navigate to your account dashboard to confirm you have an active Microsoft 365 subscription. Check the subscription tier and billing cycle to make sure the MICROSOFT*365 charge on your statement matches what you signed up for.

Review Your Microsoft 365 Billing History

Visit account.microsoft.com/services to view your full Microsoft 365 billing history. Compare the charge amount and date from your bank statement against the invoices listed there to ensure the MICROSOFT*365 charge is accurate and expected.

Check for Duplicate or Unexpected Microsoft 365 Plans

At account.microsoft.com/services, review whether you are paying for multiple Microsoft 365 plans, such as a personal and a family plan, or an old plan you no longer use. If you find any redundant subscriptions, cancel the ones you do not need directly from that page.

Manage or Cancel Your Microsoft 365 Subscription

If you no longer want the service generating the MICROSOFT*365 charge, go to account.microsoft.com/services and select your Microsoft 365 subscription to cancel or downgrade it. Make sure to cancel before your next billing date to avoid being charged again in the following cycle.