If you have been overcharged, the company will presumably refund the extra amount. Otherwise, if money was not taken out twice and there were just two pending charges, the other will expire after a certain amount of time.At the end of the day, it's nothing to worry about and you don't even have to notify the company or take any other action to rectify the situation.
Issues like this crop up periodically, but T-Mobileusually rectifies the mistake. Sales representatives on the other hand, will likely be clueless, as evident by a conversation a customer had with a representative.
T-Mobile charged my debit card twice today. I reached out to customer service but they said they only see one payment. The agent even said this,“You can be 100% sure that we have received only one payment on the account as of now. In case double payment is received, we'll be glad to return it for you right away.”
—shopeezorro, Reddit user, 2023
Of course, the better course of action would have been to also email customers so they would know for sure that it was T-Mobile who charged them rather than keeping them waiting until whenever it decides to issue the reversal. This is also a reminder to never let any transaction go unnoticed.
T-Mobile seems to be having problems with its systems lately, with many customers expressing frustration about being charged for free lines and others receiving a higher bill even though they were not notified about a rate increase.