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If you are being legitimately billed by Roku, you can see any subscriptions on your Roku user web page. https://my.roku.com/account/subscriptions If you don't see anything there, or at least nothing that matches what you are seeing on your bill, then Roku is not billing you.
But the bill says Roku, right? Unfortunately, scammers and thieves take stolen credit card information and submit phony bills against your CC number. There's a text box that allows them to enter anything they want about who's submitting the bill, so they enter a name like Roku, hoping people see the name and assume it's a legitimate charge and just pay the bill.
If this is the case, that Roku is not billing you, then you need to immediately contact your CC company/bank and dispute the charges. If your CC info has been stolen, I recommend having them cancel the card and issue you a new one.
Dan
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