Microsoft 365 features that help users manage their subscriptions, account settings, and billing information.
Hi John and Colleen, I understand how confusing this situation can be, so let’s break it down together.
The charge likely happened because the Microsoft 365 subscription is still linked to the old Bank of America card, even though you thought the payment method was updated.
When the system couldn’t process the payment on the new method, it defaulted to the previous card on file.
First, please sign in at http://account.microsoft.com/services using any email addresses you’ve used with Microsoft and check if the subscription shows under Services & Subscriptions.
If nothing appears, try checking Order History under Payment & Billing.
If you still don’t see the subscription, it may be tied to a different account.
Can you confirm if you’ve ever used another Microsoft account for this subscription?
Also, do you have the last four digits of the old card handy?
That will help Microsoft Support trace the billing record.
Once we know which account holds the subscription, we can update the payment method or cancel it to stop future charges.
Regards,
Aron