I noticed a $21.64 charge on my credit card labeled as an Apple purchase, but I don't remember authorizing it. I checked my subscriptions and found two recurring charges—one for $12.99 and another for $0.99 per month—but neither matches the amount. How can I identify what this charge is and determine whether it's legitimate?
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Apple charges can be grouped together, so the $21.64 may be multiple purchases or a subscription billed alongside another item. Check your purchase history and subscriptions, and compare the exact merchant description and date on your card statement. You can also use Apple’s billing lookup page at apple.com/bill to identify the charge.
Make sure the card is linked to the correct Apple Account and that you recognize every device using it. Review your purchase history, family purchases, and any active subscriptions. If the charge still doesn’t appear, contact Apple Support through its official billing-help page or ask your card issuer about disputing an unauthorized transaction.
I checked my subscriptions already. I only found charges of $12.99 and $0.99 each month, so I’m still not sure what made up the $21.64.