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Hi,
I have a 50Gb iCloud subscription. I have always paid £0.79 per month. However, today I was billed £1.
I checked on apple's website and they list the price as £0.79 a month.
How can I dispute this, or is there a reason?
Regards,
S
PS. Current Apple iCloud prices are here iCloud+ plans and pricing – Apple Support (UK)
and they list 50Gb as £0.79 for the UK:
"United Kingdom3 (GBP)
50 GB: £0.79
200 GB: £2.49
2 TB: £6.99"
PS. Current Apple iCloud prices are here iCloud+ plans and pricing – Apple Support (UK)
and they list 50Gb as £0.79 for the UK:
"United Kingdom3 (GBP)
50 GB: £0.79
200 GB: £2.49
2 TB: £6.99"
super sophie wrote:
I checked the email invoice from Apple and it says £0.79, but Apple billed my credit card for £1. It is marked as Pending.
Is this your first time using this particular card with Apple? If so, they will put a verification hold on your account. In the U.S. it's generally $1. Once the charge has gone through and Apple is satisfied that the card is valid, the hold will be lifted and the money released back to your account. This is pretty standard practice.
I checked the email invoice from Apple and it says £0.79, but Apple billed my credit card for £1. It is marked as Pending.
iCloud subscription incorrectly billed
