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I made a purchase with my bank card and used all of the money in my bank before the bill was charged. I bought a $15.00 iTunes card and it is on my account. I was wondering if I could have that bill charged to my credits In my account.
iPhone 5s, iOS 8.3
The iTunes Store will always deduct from store credit before it deducts from your credit card, so if you added sufficient iTunes credit and have not received the bill yet, it should use the credit.
I only had my bank card on my account, then I bought a few songs. I then ended up needing the money that was on my bank card and used it before the bill for the purchase could be issued. I Would also like to know how much my bill total is.
If you hadn't redeemed the card onto your account when you did the purchase then your bank card will have been charged - if there was/is insufficient money in your bank to cover the charge and you've since redeemed the gift card then it might now have been charged to that.
You can view your purchase history via your computer's iTunes to see how much your purchases were : See your purchase history in the iTunes Store - Apple Support
Or one your iPhone you can view the last 90 days purchases via http://reportaproblem.apple.com
You should also receive an emailed receipt listing the purchases.
Both on your computer's iTunes and the emailed receipt should be how the purchases were charged e.g. 'store credit' if using your account's balance, though I'm not sure what that will show in your case.
Billing Misunderstanding
