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to rebill

to rebill

5.6
To charge a customer again, usually for a subscription or after a failed payment
  • verb
  • /ˌriːˈbɪl/
  • Specialized
translation icon : volver a facturar
  • If you forget to cancel your subscription, they will rebill you at the end of the billing cycle.

Examples

  • For example, with CrankyAds, we tell people in many places that when they buy an ad, they are going on to a subscription that will rebill them.

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  • There's always one or two advertisers who then write in complaining just after they got rebilled that they never signed up for a subscription.

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  • The company will rebill your account if the initial payment fails.

  • After the trial period, the app will rebill you automatically each month.

Synonyms

to bill
vsto rebill
69 2.0

To send someone a request to pay for goods or services

acts as a repeat request sent again after failed or recurring payments
to invoice
vsto rebill
3 3.6

To send a bill for products or services

repeats the charge when retrying payment or for recurring payments

Antonyms

to forgive
82 3.9

To cancel a debt so someone does not have to pay it

Surface Forms

rebill infinitive
rebilled past
rebilled past participle
rebilling present participle
rebills third person singular

Morphology

rebill = bill (transparent) = re + bill

Adding 're-' to the verb 'bill' gives the clear meaning 'bill again'.

Etymology

The verb rebill comes from re- 'again' and bill, which means 'to charge'. To rebill someone is to charge them again, for example after a failed payment or as part of a regular subscription.