Amex sends me to this page for Apple charges, you can chat.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/106932?choose-your-country-or-region=united-states

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Anonymous wrote:Can you call the CC and go through them?

Not if it’s using Apple Cash

NP. Cancel that card and Apple Cash. I do not have Apple Cash enabled on my phone.

My Apple account does not have any credit card associated with it. I used an Apple Gift Card for $20 bought at the grocery when I created it.

I also refuse to use iCloud, Apple Music, or any subscription anything.

Anonymous wrote:Contest the charges with your CC provider - both the historical charges and going forward. If the expense is unknowingly tied to something you need/want, you'll find out soon enough.

The trouble is you can't contest apple charges - they seem to have a work around where Apple is not a charge - but they can't say what the specific charge thing is.

Anonymous wrote:Look under subscriptions on your Apple ID in settings.

One time my kid got a prank call and they googled how to figure out who called you. It was a service that said it was free so they signed up, but didn’t read the fine print that there was a charge each month after that. It was near impossible to find.

This. Someone probably signed up for a subscription without realizing it.

Contest the charges with your CC provider - both the historical charges and going forward. If the expense is unknowingly tied to something you need/want, you'll find out soon enough.

This happens to me too. It is enormously frustrating and it ought to be illegal. We have one charge that happens every month for $6.99 - I've checked all phones for subscriptions and there are none listed. It is so frustrating.

Anonymous wrote:No she hasn’t. No one recognizes these charges and no email confirmations. It must happen often as I googled it and it comes up as possible scam.
I just want to know how to reach a human at Apple.com to negate the credit charges. They are not linked to anyone’s account.

What are the charges? Like, what does your credit card statement say they are? Do they look different than the regular charge that you usually see (sometimes the wording is slightly different). Is the phone number attached to them the same as the phone number attached to a legitimate charge (my credit card shows the company, phone number, etc for most items on our statement if we click on them for details). That might help someone help you identify what exactly is going on.

Anonymous wrote:Can you call the CC and go through them?

Not if it’s using Apple Cash

Look under subscriptions on your Apple ID in settings.

One time my kid got a prank call and they googled how to figure out who called you. It was a service that said it was free so they signed up, but didn’t read the fine print that there was a charge each month after that. It was near impossible to find.

Can you call the CC and go through them?

It is likely a scam. Do not call the number they give and do not click any links.

No she hasn’t. No one recognizes these charges and no email confirmations. It must happen often as I googled it and it comes up as possible scam.
I just want to know how to reach a human at Apple.com to negate the credit charges. They are not linked to anyone’s account.

Oh your kid has 100% been buying extras or whatever on a game or some shit like that

I can’t get through to Apple. not in my apple purchases? My daughter only buys 1x month not 8 charges? There is no human to talk to.
How does one sort this out?