Question 1

What is the YOUTUBEPR charge on my bank statement?

Accepted Answer

YOUTUBEPR is the billing code used by YouTube Premium for their monthly subscription service. It is a legitimate charge of $13.99 per month that gives you access to ad-free YouTube videos, background playback, and YouTube Music. If you signed up for YouTube Premium or a free trial that ended, this charge is expected and valid.

Question 2

How do I stop the $13.99 YOUTUBEPR charge from appearing each month?

Accepted Answer

To cancel your YouTube Premium subscription and stop the recurring $13.99 charge, visit youtube.com/paid_memberships and sign in with the Google account you used to subscribe. From there you can cancel your membership, which will prevent future YOUTUBEPR charges from appearing on your bank statement. You will typically retain access until the end of your current billing period.

Question 3

I forgot I had YouTube Premium — can I get a refund for the YOUTUBEPR charge?

Accepted Answer

If you were unexpectedly charged $13.99 for YOUTUBEPR and want to request a refund, start by canceling your subscription at youtube.com/paid_memberships to prevent future charges. Then contact YouTube Premium support through the Google Play or YouTube Help Center to request a refund for recent charges. Refunds are not guaranteed but may be granted if the charge was recent and the service was not used.

Question 4

Why did YOUTUBEPR charge me after my free trial ended?

Accepted Answer

YouTube Premium automatically converts free trials into paid monthly subscriptions at $13.99 per month once the trial period ends. The YOUTUBEPR charge on your statement is the result of that automatic conversion. If you did not intend to continue after the trial, you can cancel at any time by visiting youtube.com/paid_memberships to stop future billing.

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