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Hi powerpolka!
When your skype Credit recharges, you get charged on the payment method you used when you first purchased Skype Credit and enabled auto-recharge. I have sent you a private message regarding your auto-recharge. You can find the link to your mailbox on the top right of the community. Also, you can find what payment method you used for your orders by signing in on the link below and click the order number you want to view:
https://secure.skype.com/account/purchase/history/orders
Hope this helps.
James
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