SOMEONE CGARGED MY CC 129.99 4 MS OFF. FAMILY. I did not authorize this charge! I do not want to lose files and I need to speak to a live person please! Kindly email or text me a phone number, ******@att.net! Have a PERSON

tanya sowden 0 Reputation points
2026-03-03T16:10:30.9666667+00:00

Jesus! I need a phone number to speak to a live person at Microsoft regarding the family 365 Microsoft charge for $129.99, charge to my USC Visa that I did not authorize! This was two days ago. They are using an address from 5 years ago. I don't even know how they got this card number? Does anyone have a phone number to reach these people and Microsoft in the subscription Microsoft 365 office? I don't even have a family. It's just myself and my cat; Tanya e-mail. PLEASE HELP! You/I, used to be able to call Microsoft. What happened to that feature? Or phone number?

Thank you!

Kindly,

Tanya Sowden

Microsoft 365 and Office | Microsoft Family Safety | For home | Windows
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    2026-03-03T16:10:50.3933333+00:00

    For an unauthorized Microsoft 365 Family charge and to speak with a live person, use Microsoft’s official support channels and the “Get Help” / “Call me back” options rather than dialing random phone numbers.

    1. Use the Get Help / Contact Support flow (recommended)
      • Go to Contact Microsoft Support: https://support.microsoft.com/contactus/
      • Make sure to sign in with the Microsoft account that might be associated with the charge.
      • In the problem description box, type something like: Unauthorized Microsoft 365 Family charge.
      • Select Get Help.
      • When options appear, choose Contact support.
      • Select the appropriate product (for example, Microsoft 365 / Office / Billing).
      • Follow the prompts until the options Chat with an agent or Call me back appear.
      • Choose Call me back if a phone conversation is preferred. A Microsoft billing agent can then:
        • Review the $129.99 Microsoft 365 Family charge.
        • Confirm whether it is tied to a Microsoft subscription.
        • Help cancel/refund if eligible.
    2. Use the Get Help app on Windows (another way to reach a person)
      • On a Windows PC, open the Get Help app (search for “Get Help” from Start).
      • Type: Chat with an agent and press Enter.
      • Select Contact support at the bottom.
      • Choose Products and services and then the relevant category (Microsoft 365 / Office / Billing).
      • Follow the prompts to reach a live agent via chat or request a Call me back.
    3. If the charge is from the Microsoft Store
      • Go to the Help with Microsoft Store purchases page: https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2300553 (via the Get help button on that page).
      • Describe the issue as an unauthorized Microsoft 365 Family subscription charge.
      • If more help is needed, scroll to the region list on that page to find Microsoft Store Sales Support phone numbers for the country/region, or use the link to Customer service phone numbers.
    4. If the charge is fraudulent
      • While working with Microsoft Support, also contact the card issuer (USC Visa) immediately to:
        • Report the charge as unauthorized.
        • Ask about blocking further charges or replacing the card.
      • Microsoft Support can investigate whether the charge is linked to any Microsoft account and help stop further billing.
    5. To request a refund or cancel a subscription (if it shows under the account)
      • Sign in to the Microsoft account that might have the subscription.
      • Go to the subscriptions area (via account.microsoft.com or through the link provided by support).
      • If a Microsoft 365 Family subscription is visible and was not intended:
        • Follow the steps to cancel it.
        • Then use the Contact Support option on the refund article to request a refund if eligible.

    Use only the official Microsoft support entry points above (Get Help, Contact Support, Customer service phone numbers) to reach a real Microsoft billing agent and avoid scams.


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