How to contact Roku Support?
I’ve had my Roku items for a few months now. I have two cameras, they worked great a new days maybe a week. Then started to say it couldn’t connect half of the time, then not at all. Couldn’t update it, did everything the support page said to do and still nothing. It would work sometimes so I kept them up but now they won’t even turn on. They disappeared from my smart home app as well with no reasoning. I can’t get them to turn back on either. I got them from Walmart and I can’t seem to get any information on how to replace them with the Roku warranty that it says they have automatically. I’m worried my other Roku items are going to start shutting off without warning too. Was the cameras just poorly made? I can’t seem to get any help from these websites Roku keeps telling me to go too. No email or phone number I can find. I wouldn’t have gotten anything Roku if I knew it would be this hard to get any help.
- Hello! Bradharter, - Thank you for posting on the Roku Community! - We understand your confusion about this charge to your account. No worries; our billing team would be happy to assist you directly. You can reach them by phone or live chat here, and choose the option for "Accounts, Payments, and Subscriptions." - How to Find Your Active Roku Subscriptions - Roku Website: Sign in to my.roku.com and go to "My Subscriptions." Here, you can manage your Roku subscriptions, including updating them or canceling them by turning off auto-renew.
- Roku Device: Go to the channel and select "Manage Subscription" to see the renewal date and manage options. If you don't see this option, it's not billed by Roku.
 - Roku Mobile App: Click on "Account" and then "Payments & Subscriptions" to view and manage your Roku subscriptions.
 - Review your subscriptions and other charges: - Free Trial: Free trials automatically become paid subscriptions. Cancel before the last day of the free trial. To avoid charges, you must cancel your subscription on or before the last day of the free trial period. - Multiple users: If you share your Roku device with others, you may want to create a Roku PIN to protect against unauthorized purchases in the future. - Multiple accounts: You may have more than one Roku account and have purchased or signed up for the subscription through a different account. - Thanks, 
 Arjiemar