(800) 359-9408 | YouTube TV Charged Me Twice? Here's How to Dispute It

[jhonatan]

Have you ever asked yourself, "Why did YouTube TV charge me twice?" after seeing your bank statement? Double charges on YouTube TV can be a major annoyance, but there is good news: you can contest the additional charges. We'll explain how to deal with unauthorized YouTube TV charges in this blog post and avoid more billing problems.

Reasons for YouTube TV Double Charges:​

1. Technical Glitches: Payment processing errors sometimes result in accidental double charges.
2. Multiple Payment Methods: If you have several payment methods linked to your YouTube TV account, the system may process payments multiple times.
3. Free Trial Expiration: Users who forget to cancel a free trial may find themselves charged twice if they signed up with two different accounts.
4. Third-Party Subscriptions: If you subscribed to YouTube TV through a third-party service like Roku, Apple, or Google Play, payment delays or glitches can sometimes result in YouTube TV charging you twice.

How to Dispute YouTube TV Charges:​

1. Check Your Billing History: Before disputing, review your billing history through the YouTube TV app to verify the extra charge.
2. Contact YouTube TV Billing Support: You can file a dispute directly from your YouTube TV account by visiting the “Billing” section and selecting the issue.
3. Reach Out to Your Bank: If you believe the charge is unauthorized, you can also contact your bank or credit card provider to file a dispute.
4. Cancel Unwanted Subscriptions: If you have multiple YouTube TV accounts or subscriptions, cancel the unnecessary ones to avoid future double charges.

For expert assistance, call (800) 359-9408 to speak with a representative who can guide you through the dispute process and fix any billing issues you’re experiencing.

 

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