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When recurring billing is turned on for a Microsoft subscription, you’ll be billed for your subscription on your renewal date.  Account Microsoft Billing Sign in to Services & subscriptions with your Microsoft account. If you have more than one Microsoft account, make sure you're signing in with the one that applies to the subscription you want to set up recurring billing for. Locate the subscription you'd like to set up with recurring billing. Note : If you can't find it on the list, it might be a subscription from a third party, such as Apple or Best Buy. Contact them directly for managing your subscription and billing. Select  Turn on recurring billing. If you see an upcoming payment date next to your subscription, you already have recurring billing turned on and you don’t have to do anything else. If your subscription has already expired, select  Renew  to renew your subscription. Recurring billing will be turned on automatically...

Well everybody knows that how you can change your region settings for Microsoft account and its very simple you just go into region settings ask Cortana if you don’t know or press start key and type “Region” and from there you can change your country for Store etc. But changing region doesn’t mean you can buy apps or Xbox Music (Groove Music) subscription in that country as you will need a valid payment method for that.  Microsoft Billing If you have payment method for the country you are migrating in then there is no problem but if you don’t have and you are living in Third world countries then you might need to get a valid payment method for the new billing country. Obviously, most people have their regional settings set to the United States as Microsoft Store has a huge collection of Apps in this region but you can’t buy an app if you don’t have a valid payment method in the US. So, I am gonna explain to you how you can achieve this. First of all, you need to buy a gift card in ...

If you have a Microsoft subscription with recurring billing, you can change how you pay at any time. You can also cancel or turn off recurring billing for a Microsoft subscription.   Account Microsoft Billing Sign in to Services and subscriptions with your Microsoft account. If you have more than one Microsoft account, make sure you're signing in with the one that applies to the subscription you want to change. If you're updating your child's subscription, make sure you sign in with their account, not yours. Find the subscription in the list, select Manage, and then select Change how you pay. If you don't see Change how you pay, it could be because recurring billing isn't turned on. You won't be able to change how you pay if recurring billing is off, because the subscription has already been paid and will end when its duration expires. If you have a past-due balance, select Pay now. Get info about paying for a past-due Microsoft subscription. Did you buy your Mi...

After we post a charge to your payment option, you’ll see the amount and description on the statement from that payment option. This could be a credit card statement, cell phone provider statement, or other payment option, depending on how you paid.  Microsoft Billing You can compare your Microsoft account purchases with the statement from your payment option by checking your order history online or on your Xbox One.  Check your order history online Sign in to account.microsoft.com with your Microsoft account. If you have more than one account, make sure you're signed in to the correct Microsoft account for those purchases. Select  Payment & billing > Order history , then, under  Refine , select the order and date range you want. Look for charges with a status of  Completed  or  Redeemed . Charges with a status of  In progress  haven’t been posted to your payment option yet. To print an invoice, select...