Why is Google Play Deducting Money from My Account?

Discover why Google Play may be deducting money from your account and how to resolve unexpected charges.

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Google Play may deduct money due to app subscriptions, in-app purchases, or automatic renewals. Review your Google Play account for active subscriptions or purchases. If unauthorized, dispute the charges via the Google Play Help Center and update your account security.

FAQs & Answers

  1. How can I check my Google Play subscriptions? You can check your Google Play subscriptions by opening the Google Play Store app, tapping on your profile icon, and selecting 'Payments & subscriptions'.
  2. What should I do if I see unauthorized charges? If you notice unauthorized charges, visit the Google Play Help Center to dispute these charges and secure your account.
  3. Can I cancel my Google Play subscriptions? Yes, you can cancel your Google Play subscriptions through the 'Payments & subscriptions' section in the Google Play Store app.
  4. Why did I get charged for an app I didn't download? Charges can occur due to subscription renewals or in-app purchases. Review your recent subscriptions for potential reasons.

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