I tried the Azure service for one day last month, but it was not useful to me, then I did not return to it again, and today I was surprised that they deducted $ 100 from my bank account, can I claim my money back? And if it is possible, how?

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I tried the Azure service for one day last month, but it was not useful to me, then I did not return to it again, and today I was surprised that they deducted $ 100 from my bank account, can I claim my money back? And if it is possible, how?

unity bouarbi 0

kobulloc-MSFT 26,431 Reputation points Microsoft Employee

2023-03-12T01:38:14.5266667+00:00

Hello, @unity bouarbi !

For billing related issues, you'll need to reach out to Azure Billing. A free account would require that you move to pay-as-you-go before you would receive a bill so it sounds like you may have had a pay-as-you-go account with a resource that was left running.

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kobulloc-MSFT 26,431 Reputation points Microsoft Employee

2023-03-12T01:38:14.5266667+00:00

Hello, @unity bouarbi !

For billing related issues, you'll need to reach out to Azure Billing. A free account would require that you move to pay-as-you-go before you would receive a bill so it sounds like you may have had a pay-as-you-go account with a resource that was left running.

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I tried the Azure service for one day last month, but it was not useful to me, then I did not return to it again, and today I was surprised that they deducted $ 100 from my bank account, can I claim my money back? And if it is possible, how?

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