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Paste the charge name and see what service it likely is, whether it's probably legit, and how to check, cancel, or refund it — with a link to the official page.

Commonly searched charges

These are the charge names people get confused by most. Tap one to check it.

Apple (App Store / iTunes / subscriptions)Google Play (apps / subscriptions)PayPal (payment for another service)Paddle (Merchant of Record for software)Microsoft (365 / Xbox / OneDrive)Adobe (Creative Cloud / Acrobat)NetflixSpotifyOpenAI (ChatGPT)Amazon (orders / Prime)Discord (Nitro / server subscriptions)PlayStation (PS Store / PS Plus)Steam (Valve games)GitHub (Copilot / Pro / Actions)iCloud+ (Apple storage)LinkedIn Premium

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Want to cancel or get a refund?

Found a recurring charge you want to stop? See exactly where the cancel button is — and why an app-store charge has to be cancelled in Apple or Google, not on the service's site.

Cancel NetflixCancel SpotifyCancel Disney+Cancel AdobeCancel AppleCancel AmazonCancel LinkedIn PremiumCancel Grammarly

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Worried it's a scam? Read this first

How to identify unknown charges, foreign recurring payments, and Merchant-of-Record software charges — step by step.

Unknown charge on your card statement? A 5-step scam checkA charge you don't recognize is usually NOT fraud. Work through these 5 steps before you panic — and know exactly what to do if it really is unauthorized.PayPal, Paddle & FastSpring: what these Merchant-of-Record charges are and how to cancelWho's the real seller behind PADDLE.NET*, FS*, and PAYPAL *? How Merchant-of-Record billing works — and how to find the product, cancel, and get a refund.How to dispute or chargeback a card charge (step by step)Merchant first, issuer second. The exact order to dispute a wrong or unauthorized charge — plus the 60-day deadline and how to escalate if your dispute is denied.Recurring free-trial traps: how to stop auto-renewals before they bill youA free trial is a countdown to a charge. How negative-option billing works, how to cancel before the deadline, and what to do if a company keeps billing you anyway.

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When an unfamiliar charge shows up on your card statement, this tool tells you what service it likely is and how to check, cancel, or refund it — with links to the official page. It's free and needs no sign-up.