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What does MSFT billing stand for?


MSFT on a billing statement stands for Microsoft, and this often indicates a charge for a Microsoft service subscription, such as Xbox Live, states BillGuard.

People who see this charge on a financial statement but who don't subscribe to a Microsoft product should contact their banks or credit card providers. This can lead to a refund for an unauthorized charge, suggests the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

One way to find out what Microsoft is billing a person for is to contact Microsoft's support via phone or email, according to the contact page on the Microsoft website. Another option is to visit the Microsoft Support website, look for the "Accounts and Billing" option and then log in to see active subscriptions and billing information.


ClassAction.org is investigating complaints on behalf of consumers who received a charge on their credit card or bank statements reading “MSFT *ONLINE BILL.MS.NET WAUS.” It has been alleged that Microsoft may be charging a “membership fee” without the consumer’s authorization. It is believed that these charges are being made in connection with consumers' XBox live accounts.

If you received this charge on your credit card or bank statement, ClassAction.org would like to hear from you. Attorneys are trying to determine whether consumers can file a class action lawsuit to recover compensation for these charges, and need your help in their investigation.

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