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Help with Billing

Learn why unrecognized charges may appear and how to resolve billing or payment issues.

Overview

If you notice a charge from YouMail that you don’t recognize, it may be tied to an existing account or a completed transaction using your payment method. This article explains how to identify the charge, what information we need to investigate it, and how to resolve payment failures or update your billing details.

Key benefits of resolving billing issues

  • Fast resolution: Quickly identify whether a charge is linked to an existing account

  • Account recovery: Regain access using password reset if you previously signed up

  • Fraud protection: Take action if your card was used without authorization

  • Billing clarity: Understand why payments fail and how to fix them

How to resolve unrecognized YouMail charges


Follow the steps below based on your situation.

Step 1: Confirm whether you’ve used a YouMail app before

If you’ve used YouMail, HulloMail, or Another Number at any time:

  1. Visit the sign-in page on YouMail.com.

  2. Click Sign in with password if Code sign-in is already selected.

  3. Select Reset password.

  4. Regain access to your account and review billing details.

If you do not recognize the account, continue to the next step.

Step 2: Gather transaction details

If you have never used any of our apps, your card information may have been used without your knowledge.

Important:
Only completed transactions appear in our billing system. Pending or failed charges must be escalated to your bank.

Collect the following details:

  • Type of account charged: VISA, MasterCard, or Amex

  • Last four digits of the card are charged

  • Date of charge

  • Dollar amount

  • Cardholder name

Step 3: Contact billing support

Email the collected transaction details to [email protected] so our billing team can locate the charge and assist you.

Reasons for payment failure

Payment failures occur when your issuing bank declines a charge. Common reasons include:

  • Insufficient funds

  • Address mismatch

  • Card expiration

  • Bank security restrictions

While we may show the decline reason, only your bank can confirm the exact cause.

Tip

If your bank resolves the issue or you prefer to use a different card, update your payment method to avoid service interruptions.

How to update your payment information


Choose the option that matches how you access YouMail.

From a web browser

  1. Sign in to your account dashboard at YouMail.com.

  2. Click your name in the top-right corner.

  3. Select Billing.

  4. Edit an existing card or add a new payment method.

From the Android app

  1. Tap Menu (☰) in the top-left corner.

  2. Tap Settings > Account > Manage Subscription and Payment.

  3. Edit an existing card or add a new one.

Important

If you purchased a plan through the Google Play Store or Apple App Store, billing updates and refunds must be handled directly through your device’s subscription settings. YouMail is unable to make changes to app store purchases.

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