Find answers to the most common causes for extra or unexpected charges.
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Why do I see higher or double charges in my bill?
Wondering why you were charged more than expected or received a double charge? Here are the most common reasons:
- Promotional price Your plan was offered at a one-time promotional price for a limited period, which ended recently.
- Trial conversion You started a trial, which converted to a paid plan.
- Annual payment You purchased an annual plan earlier, and it renewed recently. For example, you might have purchased Adobe Acrobat Export PDF last year, and it renewed recently.
- Cancellation fee You canceled an annual plan early. Annual plans are offered at a significant discount for a year's commitment, and so there is a fee for canceling annual plans.
- Adobe Stock You purchased premium images or purchased images beyond your plan allocation.
- Multiple accounts You purchased through two different Adobe accounts (email addresses).
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Still have questions? Learn more about the reasons for higher charges.
Unexpected charges are often because of:
- Trial conversion You forgot to cancel a trial product, and it converted to a paid subscription.
- Annual renewal An annual plan automatically renewed.
- Purchase for another person You purchased an Adobe product or service for a family member.
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Still have questions? Learn more about the reasons for the charge.
Other common questions
Where do I find my invoice?
You can view, download, or email your invoice from your Billing history page.
How can I update my credit card information?
You can update your credit card or billing address from your account.
I recently canceled my plan. How long does the refund take?
Refunds usually take three to ten business days to process and get credited to your account.
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