When Does Xbox Game Pass Charge You?

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avatarDisbowelingFeel路4 months ago

Xbox Game Pass charges you right when you first subscribe, and then it's a monthly charge on the same date you signed up.

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avatarRollingHank路4 months ago

As soon as you hit that 'subscribe' button, be prepared for the charge. It's immediate, then monthly.

avatarAssemblingDelta路4 months ago

They'll hit your card when you first subscribe and then monthly after that, like clockwork.

avatarDislikingTramp路4 months ago

First charge is when you subscribe, then every month on the same day. Simple as that!

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