The credit or debit card statement you receive for your iTunes Store account can show any of these types of charges:

• iTunes Store, App Store, iBooks Store, or Mac App Store purchases
• Renewals of subscriptions, such as iTunes Match, or a recurring subscription to magazines, newspapers, or TV shows
• In-app purchases for additional content made within apps that you downloaded from the App Store or Mac App Store
• iCloud additional storage or annual renewals
• Purchases made by a significant other, a child in your household, a relative, or co-worker with access to your iTunes Store account (Apple ID)
• Another iTunes Store Account (Apple ID) in your household that may be linked to the same credit or debit account
• Allowances you've set up
• Charges for pre-ordered content that's now available
• Bank authorizations: Some institutions may show authorizations as charges or pending charges
• Charges from multiple purchases may be grouped together as one transaction

Contact Apple Support for any of the following reasons:

• You've reviewed your purchase history, and you're sure the charges aren't related to one of the above scenarios
• You have charges on your statement, and you don't have an iTunes Store account

Learn more about:

• Your purchase history
• Card authorization holds
• Changing payment information
• Enabling parental controls (iOS)
• Restricting in-app purchases
• Contacting Apple about Apple ID account security