@Marolyn143 log into your Roku user account (https://my.roku.com). There you will find any subscriptions you have with Roku. If you find none there (and I have a feeling you won't), then Roku is not charging you, regardless of what the credit card statement says.
If you have no subscriptions through Roku, then you are being scammed. They use stolen credit card information and submit bogus charges to your cc account. Why does it say Roku? Because it's a simple text field that the scammers can put whatever they want. They use Roku because so many people have them, and they hope that they get ignored and just pay the bill. You need to contest the charges with your cc provider, and potentially get your card replaced with a new number. Unfortunately, there's nothing Roku can do to assist you, as the scammers are simply using the Roku name. Roku themselves have nothing to do with it.
Dan
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