Change from credit card or bank account to invoice

Note:

The option to pay by invoice is only available if your subscription costs over a certain amount (which varies by service location). A credit check might be required for larger invoice payments.

Important:

You cannot use the admin center (preview) to change from credit card or bank account to invoice.
In the admin center, go to the Billing> Subscriptions page.
Find the subscription that you want to change. In the Payment method section, choose Change payment details.

· In the Change payment details pane, choose Change your payment method.

Tip:

If the Change your payment method link isn't displayed, it means that switching from credit card or bank account to invoice isn't available for the subscription because the subscription doesn't meet the minimum cost amount for billing by invoice. The minimum cost amount required to be billed by invoice varies by geographic location. To learn more, see Pay for your Office 365 for businesssubscription.

In the Change your payment method dialog box, choose Continue.
Choose OK to return to the admin center.
Verify which payment method is configured
You can use the following steps at any time to verify the payment method that's configured for a subscription.
Use the admin center (preview) to verify which payment method is configure.
The preview is available to all Microsoft 365 admins, you can opt in by selecting Try the preview toggle located at the top of the Home page. In the admin center, go to the Billing> Products & services page.
Find the subscription that you want to verify. The payment method that's configured for the subscription appears in the Billing section.
Use the old admin center to verify which payment method is configure
In the admin center, go to the Billing> Subscriptions page.
Find the subscription that you want to verify. The payment method that's configured for the subscription appears under Payment method.

Change your payment frequency:

Important:

You cannot use the old admin center to change your payment frequency. If you want to change how frequently you pay for your subscription, either from annual to monthly or monthly to annual, you'll need to select the Try the preview toggle located at the top of the Home page, or call Office 365 support for help.

The preview is available to all Microsoft 365 admins, you can opt in by selecting Try the preview toggle located at the top of the Home page.
In the admin center, go to the Billing> Products & services page.
Find the subscription that you want to change. In the Billing section, next to either Billed monthly or Billed annually, choose Edit.
Choose the option for how often you want to be billed, then choose Change.

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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.

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