How do I stop Apple.com/bill from charging my credit card

Bounastic wrote:

Is have removed cc from my Apple wallet, not going this again.

It is nothing to do with the card in your Apple Wallet. A subscription is billed to your card directly, it does not go through your Wallet. Your bank can certainly block the charges and simply issuing you a new card is not likely to stop a recurring charge. You bank uses a service called a Credit Card Updater that gives your new card details to the merchants with recurring charges, so they must prevent that from happening. If you see the charges on your new card, it is your bank that gave them your new card number.

Please contact Apple Billing Support to confirm the charges.

Subscriptions and Billing - Official Apple Support

This is a scam phone number. It is not Apple billing you. Your payment method (credit/debit card) has been compromised and the scammers are disguising the charges. The bank that issued the payment method approved the charge(s), it’s not Apple.

Please call the phone on the back of your card and report the fraud.

Just for the record, that phone number is not Apple and it never has been. The phone number is a scam. Your credit/debit card has been compromised. You need to immediately report it to the bank that issued the credit card. Use the phone number on the back of the card. But whatever you do, do not call the number, or respond in anyway.

niven194 wrote:

I need it cancelled now and never do it again please refund my money back now

Please review the information that has been provided here. None of us can do that for you or even know what the charges are for. If you started a free trial and forgot to cancel it 24 hours before the trial period ends, you can expect subscription charges until cancelled by you.

Since the purchase/subscription/free trial requires double clicking the side button followed by verification with FaceID/TouchID or Passcode, we also don't know who else would have that information to make those charges. If that is the case, changing your Passcode should be a priority.

niven194 wrote:

Refund of the money deducted from my credit card

Once again, please read the information that has already been posted and provide additional details if needed. None of use can do that for you and if it is a subscription, they will continue until cancelled. The link to do that has been provided as well.

Since you have not provided any information, it is not even clear if the charges you are seeing are managed by Apple or if it was a free trial that was not cancelled.

See Downgrade or cancel your iCloud+ plan - Apple Support

that Just happened to me, I called bank and cancelled card right away while charge is still in process. They said if charge shows up again means the scammers appealed, then I would need to appeal it and I would get a refund. Smh

It may be a fraudulent charge. Have you looked at your account to determine if the charge is actually from Apple?

Cancel that of my card please

loraine25 wrote:

I have been charged multiple times by a scammer claiming to be apple using the number 866 713 **. What can I do?

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Dispute the charges with your bank. Your card has been compromised, either through a phishing message/email or the card number was skimmed from a payment terminal. These skimmers are most common at gas stations where the thieves can install them overnight without much interruption, but can also be installed on ATM's and retailer terminals.

https://toughnickel.com/scams-fraud/Apple-iTunes-866-712-7753-Scam

They will get the bank to issue a <temporary> credit to your account. But if the charge is legitimate, Apple generally takes a dim view on legitimate charges being reported as fraud. When a charge is instantly reversed for fraud it costs the merchant time and money to investigate and have the credit reversed if it’s a legitimate charge/transaction. Many times the cost to reverse the credit exceeds the value of the original charge. Apple has the right to permanently lock the Apple ID preventing any future transactions with that ID and also black listing the credit card used being being used for any future transactions.

Hi Jeff, I ended up here because I experienced back to back charges on my card in a space of 1 minute from “APPLE.com/Bill”. I was charged $5.99 twice and then $16.99 three times. I immediately froze the card once I saw the notifications from my bank. I briefly unfroze it the next day to make a pos purchase and was charged $1.99 twice as soon as I did. Regarding that 866 number, I see it appear on my only legitimate Apple charge. I have an Apple Music subscription and that number is always beside the charge. I have not purchased any other Apple products or subscriptions that would warrant Apple charging my card. I am not on family sharing either. I checked my purchase history and those charges don’t appear anywhere, all I see are my charges for Apple Music. I contacted the bank and they can’t do anything until the charges move from pending to cleared, I’d then be able to dispute them. I’m very confused now because I checked my statement and the charges were reversed. This all happened in the space of 24hrs. Is it possible that Apple is accidentally charging it’s customers? Why would a scammer reverse the charges? I’ll change my card to be safe, but this has left me very confused and untrusting of Apple. I even canceled my Apple Music subscription and deleted my card from Apple payment methods to potentially stop these charges from happening.

Hi, if Apple were using your cards, the charges would be reflected in your account. Items are charged to a customer account.

It’s obvious the payment method has been compromised and is being used fraudulently. I’ve posted about this in multiple threads in multiple communities and on multiple social media platforms. Please watch the short YouTube video I found on a situation similar to what you are experiencing.

https://youtu.be/rRKFF0eAlGA?si=6Qg5I5HX60bKDw2y

It’s not Apple or Apple Pay. It’s fraudulent actors getting your data and purchasing subscriptions with your account that are auto updated by the Payment Network Operator (Mastercard, Visa, American Express and Discover. The bank doesn’t stop the Automatic Billing Updater when issuing new cards. The support people are not properly trained to recognize the issue.

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