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Seeing a GOOGLE MICROSOFT APPS charge on your statement?

Common ways GOOGLE MICROSOFT APPS charges might appear on your statement

  • GOOGLE *MICROSOFT APPS
  • GOOGLE MICROSOFT APPS
  • GOOGLE *MICROSOFT
  • GOOGLE *MS APPS
  • GOOGLE MSFT APPS
  • GOOGLE *MICROSOFT 650-253-0000
  • GOOGLE *MICROSOFTAPPS G.CO/HELPPAY#
  • GOOGLE *MICROSOFTAPPS CA

What is Google Microsoft Apps?

GOOGLE MICROSOFT APPS refers to a legitimate billing descriptor from Google, indicating that a payment was processed through Google Play or Google Workspace for a Microsoft-related app or service. This typically happens when users purchase or subscribe to Microsoft products, such as Office, OneDrive, or Teams, through Google Play or a Google-managed billing channel. The charge represents a collaboration between Google’s payment system and Microsoft software distribution. Learn more at payments.google.com.

Common causes for Google Microsoft Apps charges

  • Subscription to Microsoft 365, Office, or OneDrive billed through Google Play.
  • In-app purchases or upgrades within Microsoft mobile apps (Word, Excel, Teams).
  • Renewal of a Microsoft service tied to a Google account payment method.
  • Trial conversion to a paid Microsoft subscription initiated on an Android device.
  • Charges from shared or family-linked Google Play accounts tied to Microsoft apps.

Decoding Google Microsoft Apps charge tags

  • GOOGLE / GOOGLE* indicates that the charge was processed via Google’s billing system.
  • MICROSOFT APPS / MSFT APPS denote the specific Microsoft software or subscription involved.
  • 650-253-0000 is Google’s customer service number appearing on many Google Play transactions.
  • G.CO/HELPPAY# directs users to Google’s payment help page for transaction verification.
  • CA / US indicates the billing region (California or United States) of the payment processor.

What to do if you don’t recognize this charge

Spot, verify, and resolve suspicious charges in minutes.

  • Contact your bank.

    Call your bank using the number on the back of your card.

  • Contact the merchant.

    Call their customer service to verify the charge and get transaction details.

  • Dispute the charge & monitor account.

    If it appears fraudulent, report it to your bank or card issuer.

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