A FuboTV charge on your credit card, debit card, or bank statement usually means that a Fubo live-TV streaming subscription, add-on, free-trial conversion, regional sports fee, or other account payment was billed to the card.
The transaction may appear as FUBOTV, FUBOTV INC, FUBOTV483, or another shortened variation. The descriptor alone does not identify the Fubo account, email address, plan, add-on, billing frequency, device, or person who authorized the subscription.
What Is the FuboTV Charge?
Fubo, previously commonly branded as FuboTV, is a paid live-TV streaming service offering sports, news, entertainment channels, and on-demand programming.
A FuboTV Inc charge may involve:
- A monthly Fubo base plan
- A quarterly or annual subscription
- A free trial that converted to paid service
- A sports or premium-channel add-on
- A regional sports fee
- Sales or communications taxes
- A prorated plan upgrade
- A subscription billed through Roku
- A restarted or reactivated Fubo account
- A second account using another email address
- A payment made by another authorized cardholder
- A duplicate or incorrect charge
- An unauthorized subscription
Fubo normally bills paid subscriptions automatically in advance at the beginning of each billing period.
Is FuboTV Legitimate?
Yes. Fubo is a legitimate live-TV streaming service offering access to live sports, news, entertainment channels, and on-demand programming.
A legitimate company name does not prove that the specific transaction was authorized. A Fubo charge could still result from:
- A forgotten subscription
- A trial that was not canceled
- A subscription under another email address
- A Roku-managed subscription
- A family member or authorized user
- An account that was restarted
- A duplicate billing error
- Unauthorized use of the card
Verify the exact account and billing record before deciding whether the payment is valid.
Common FuboTV Statement Variations
Possible statement wording includes:
- FUBOTV
- FUBO TV
- FUBOTV INC
- FUBO INC
- FUBOTV NEW YORK NY
- FUBOTV483
- FUBOTV 483
- FUBO SUBSCRIPTION
- FUBO SPORTS
- FUBO BILLING
- ROKU FOR FUBO
- RECURRING FUBOTV
- PENDING FUBOTV
- FUBOTV REFUND
These are comparison examples rather than a complete official list. The exact wording can depend on the bank, card network, billing provider, transaction status, and available statement space.
What Does FuboTV483 Mean?
Some statements may join the FuboTV name with digits, such as:
FUBOTV483
Fubo does not publicly explain `483` as a plan, price, customer-service extension, or subscription type.
The digits may be:
- A shortened merchant descriptor suffix
- A processor or account-routing reference
- A location or merchant-record code
- Bank-added transaction formatting
Treat FUBOTV483 as a possible Fubo charge, but confirm it by checking the amount, billing date, Fubo account history, and extended merchant details from the issuer.
Why Is FuboTV Charging Me?
A Paid Fubo Subscription Renewed
Fubo subscriptions normally renew automatically using the payment method connected to the account.
Fubo commonly bills monthly, although some customers may have quarterly or annual plans.
A recurring payment may continue because:
- The subscription was not canceled
- The cancellation was not completed
- The cancellation occurred after the renewal charge
- The account uses another email address
- The subscription is managed through Roku
- The account was restarted by an authorized user
- A promotional plan or commitment period applies
A Free Trial Converted to Paid Service
Fubo may offer free trials on selected plans or during certain promotional periods.
A trial normally becomes a paid subscription unless canceled before the trial expires.
Review:
- The trial start date
- The trial length shown during signup
- The first billing date
- The plan selected
- The price shown at checkout
- Any regional sports fee
- Any premium add-ons selected
- Whether Roku managed the trial
For a trial started directly through Fubo, canceling during the trial normally ends access immediately.
A Premium Channel or Sports Add-On Was Added
A Fubo account may include optional channels or packages in addition to the base plan.
Possible add-ons can involve:
- Premium movie channels
- Sports packages
- International programming
- League or event packages
- Additional entertainment channels
- Expanded streaming features
Adding an upgrade or add-on during an active billing cycle may create an immediate prorated charge.
A Regional Sports Fee Was Added
Some Fubo plans include regional sports networks based on the subscriber’s home ZIP code.
A regional sports fee may be added separately from the advertised base-plan price.
The final charge may therefore include:
- The base plan
- A regional sports fee
- Premium add-ons
- Taxes
- A prorated plan change
Review the detailed Billing page rather than comparing the statement only with an advertised introductory price.
The Subscription Was Billed Through Roku
A Fubo subscription purchased through Roku is managed through the Roku account rather than directly through Fubo’s cancellation page.
Check:
- Roku purchase history
- Roku subscriptions
- The email address connected to Roku
- The renewal date
- The card stored in the Roku account
A Roku-managed Fubo subscription must be canceled through Roku.
Another Person Created the Account
The card may have been used by:
- A spouse or partner
- A child or family member
- A roommate
- An employee
- Another authorized cardholder
- Someone using a shared television or Roku device
Ask all authorized users before reporting the transaction as fraud.
Is There a Charge for FuboTV?
Fubo’s main live-TV plans are paid subscriptions.
The total cost can depend on:
- The base plan
- Monthly, quarterly, or annual billing
- Regional sports fees
- Premium channels
- Sports add-ons
- Taxes
- Promotional pricing
- Prorated upgrades
Fubo may also provide limited free, ad-supported content to certain former subscribers through Fubo Free. Access to limited free content does not necessarily mean that an active paid subscription has been canceled.
How to Identify a FuboTV Charge
1. Copy the Complete Statement Descriptor
Record:
- The complete merchant wording
- The amount
- The transaction date
- The posting date
- Whether the charge is pending or completed
- Whether it is marked recurring
- Any phone number or location
- Whether Roku appears in the descriptor
Do not post transaction references or card details publicly.
2. Search Every Email Account
Search for:
- Fubo
- FuboTV
- Welcome to Fubo
- Free trial
- Subscription
- Billing
- Renewal
- Roku
- The exact transaction amount
Check spam, trash, archived mail, and email addresses used by other household members.
3. Review the Fubo Billing Page
Sign in through the official Fubo account page.
Open the Billing section and review:
- The current plan
- The billing frequency
- The next payment date
- Previous payments
- The payment method
- Premium add-ons
- Regional sports fees
- Taxes
Check every email address that may have been used to create a Fubo account.
4. Check Roku Subscriptions
When the account was created through Roku:
- Sign in at my.roku.com.
- Open Manage Subscriptions.
- Look for Fubo.
- Review the renewal date and payment method.
- Check Roku purchase-history emails.
5. Ask Other Authorized Users
Ask household members and other authorized card users whether they:
- Started a Fubo trial
- Subscribed to watch a sports season or event
- Restarted an old account
- Added premium channels
- Subscribed through Roku
6. Contact Fubo Through Official Support
Fubo asks consumers reporting an unknown or unauthorized charge to have the following available:
- The date of the charge
- The amount
- The last four digits of the card
- The card expiration date
- A possible Fubo account email address
Do not provide these details publicly or to an unexpected caller. Wait until Fubo’s official support system prompts you.
How to Cancel a Fubo Subscription
The correct cancellation method depends on where the subscription was purchased.
Cancel a Subscription Purchased Directly From Fubo
- Sign in at Fubo.tv.
- Select a profile.
- Open the settings menu.
- Select My Account.
- Select Subscription.
- Scroll to the bottom of the page.
- Select Cancel.
- Decline any retention offer if you still want to cancel.
- Select Cancel Subscription.
- Confirm that a successful-cancellation page appears.
- Save the confirmation.
If you see a discount or retention offer, the subscription is not yet canceled until the final cancellation confirmation appears.
Cancel a Roku-Billed Fubo Subscription Online
- Sign in at my.roku.com.
- Open Manage Subscriptions.
- Find Fubo.
- Select Unsubscribe.
- Select Yes, Unsubscribe.
- Save the expiration confirmation.
Cancel Through a Roku Device
- Highlight the Fubo channel on the Roku home screen.
- Press the Star button on the Roku remote.
- Select Manage subscription.
- Select Cancel subscription.
- Confirm the cancellation.
- Save the stated service-ending date.
Deleting the App Does Not Cancel Fubo
Removing Fubo from a phone, television, streaming device, or Roku home screen does not necessarily stop billing.
Complete the cancellation through:
- Fubo My Account for a direct subscription
- Roku Manage Subscriptions for a Roku-billed account
What Happens After Canceling Fubo?
For a paid direct subscription:
- The account normally remains active through the end of the paid billing period.
- Future automatic renewal should stop.
- Continued access before the expiration date does not necessarily mean cancellation failed.
For a direct Fubo free trial:
- Canceling normally ends trial access immediately.
- Unused trial days are not normally preserved.
For a Roku-managed subscription, the service-ending date follows the cancellation confirmation shown by Roku.
Can I Get a Refund From Fubo?
Fubo’s general cancellation policy states that it does not provide refunds for prepaid or partial months of paid service.
That does not prevent a consumer from contacting Fubo about:
- A duplicate charge
- An incorrect amount
- A payment after confirmed cancellation
- A subscription created without permission
- A stolen-card transaction
- A charge Fubo cannot match to the cardholder
- Another identifiable billing error
When requesting a review:
- Identify the account and billing provider.
- Record the amount and date.
- Confirm whether the charge is pending or completed.
- Cancel future billing separately.
- Explain the specific billing problem.
- Save the support case and response.
- Monitor the original payment method for any approved credit.
A cancellation by itself does not guarantee a refund for the current billing period.
Why Is Fubo Still Charging Me After I Canceled?
Possible explanations include:
- The final cancellation step was not completed
- A retention offer was accepted instead of cancellation
- The payment was processed before cancellation
- The cancellation occurred after the renewal date
- A second Fubo account exists
- The subscription uses another email address
- The subscription is billed through Roku
- The Roku subscription was not canceled separately
- An add-on or another plan remains active
- The card was used without permission
Check the subscription status, expiration date, most recent payment date, every possible email address, and Roku subscriptions.
Why Are There Two FuboTV Charges?
Two charges may represent:
- A base plan and an add-on
- A base plan and a regional sports fee
- An immediate prorated upgrade and the regular renewal
- Two separate Fubo accounts
- A direct Fubo subscription and a Roku subscription
- A pending authorization and completed payment
- A failed payment followed by a successful retry
- A refund beside the original transaction
- A true duplicate payment
- Repeated unauthorized activity
Compare each entry with the detailed Fubo Billing page and Roku purchase history.
Current Fubo Customer Support
- Official website: Fubo
- Help Center: Fubo Help Center
- Contact instructions: Contact Fubo Support
- Support request: Submit a Fubo request
- Current U.S. support telephone: 1-844-441-3826
- Phone and live-chat hours: 10:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Eastern, seven days a week
- Virtual assistant: Available 24 hours
- Cancellation instructions: Cancel Fubo
- Unauthorized-charge help: Report an unauthorized Fubo charge
Fubo Corporate Address
FuboTV Inc.
1290 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10104
The corporate address is not the recommended route for identifying or canceling a consumer subscription. Use the Help Center, live chat, support request, or current telephone number.
What Is 844-238-2688?
The old version of this article listed:
1-844-238-2688
That number has appeared in some Fubo legal or regional materials, but Fubo’s current U.S. customer-support page lists:
Use the current U.S. support number or official Help Center rather than relying on an older number found in a statement, search result, or outdated article.
What If I Never Subscribed to Fubo?
If neither you nor another authorized cardholder recognizes the payment:
- Confirm whether the charge is pending or completed.
- Copy the complete descriptor.
- Search every email account for Fubo and the exact amount.
- Ask family members and other authorized card users.
- Check for old or restarted Fubo accounts.
- Check Roku subscriptions and purchase history.
- Contact Fubo through its official unauthorized-charge process.
- Ask whether another account uses the card.
- Cancel any unauthorized recurring subscription.
- Change passwords if an account may have been compromised.
- Lock the card if additional unfamiliar charges appear.
- Contact the issuer using the number printed on the card.
- Ask whether the card number should be replaced.
A real Fubo descriptor does not prove that the cardholder created or authorized the account.
Should I Contact Fubo Before Disputing the Charge?
When practical, contact Fubo first to identify the account, cancel future billing, and request review of an erroneous or duplicate transaction.
Contact the card issuer promptly when:
- No authorized person recognizes the subscription
- Fubo cannot locate the transaction
- The card was stolen or compromised
- Several unauthorized charges are appearing
- Billing continues after confirmed cancellation
- A dispute deadline may be approaching
Keep copies of billing history, cancellation confirmations, Roku records, Fubo support messages, and issuer communications.
Credit Card and Debit Card Dispute Guidance
- CFPB credit-card dispute guidance
- FTC credit-card billing guidance
- CFPB debit-card and bank-transaction guidance
- FTC trial and automatic-renewal guidance
Cancellation through Fubo or Roku and a card dispute are separate processes.
Watch Out for Fake Fubo Support
Use only Fubo.tv, the official Fubo Help Center, Roku’s official subscription page, and the current support number.
Never provide an unverified caller or website with:
- Your complete card number
- Your Fubo or Roku password
- Your bank-account password
- Your PIN or CVV code
- A one-time authentication code
- Remote access to your phone, television, or computer
- Gift-card numbers
- Cryptocurrency
- A second payment to release a refund
Do not post account email addresses, card details, or support case numbers publicly.
Consumer Reports and Experiences
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No visitor has provided:
- A transaction amount
- A Fubo plan
- A free-trial conversion
- A regional sports fee
- A Roku billing connection
- A cancellation result
- A refund decision
- A duplicate-charge resolution
- A completed bank-dispute outcome
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Frequently Asked Questions About FuboTV Charges
What is FuboTV on my credit-card statement?
It usually represents a Fubo live-TV subscription, free-trial conversion, add-on, regional sports fee, tax, or other account payment.
Is FuboTV legitimate?
Yes. Fubo is an established live-TV streaming service. A particular transaction must still be verified as authorized.
Is there a charge for FuboTV?
The main Fubo live-TV plans are paid subscriptions. The final amount may include add-ons, regional sports fees, taxes, or prorated plan changes.
What is FuboTV483?
It appears to be a shortened Fubo merchant descriptor containing an unexplained numeric suffix. Fubo does not publicly identify 483 as a plan or subscription type.
What is a FuboTV Inc charge?
It is likely a payment to the company operating Fubo for streaming service or an account-related add-on or fee.
Why did Fubo charge me after a free trial?
The trial may have converted automatically because it was not canceled before its expiration date.
How often does Fubo bill?
Fubo normally bills monthly, although some subscriptions may be quarterly or annual.
How do I cancel Fubo?
Cancel a direct subscription through Fubo My Account. Cancel a Roku-billed subscription through Roku Manage Subscriptions.
Does deleting the Fubo app cancel the subscription?
No. Complete the cancellation through Fubo or Roku and save the confirmation.
Can I get a Fubo refund?
Fubo generally does not refund prepaid or partial months. Contact support about duplicate, erroneous, post-cancellation, or unauthorized charges.
Why am I still being charged after canceling?
The cancellation may be incomplete, the renewal may have already occurred, another account may exist, or Roku may still control the subscription.
What is Fubo’s current customer-service number?
Fubo’s current U.S. support page lists 1-844-441-3826.
Is 844-238-2688 still Fubo’s support number?
It appears in some older or regional Fubo materials, but the current U.S. support page lists 1-844-441-3826.
What should I do about FuboTV unauthorized charges?
Check every possible Fubo and Roku account, contact Fubo through its official unauthorized-charge process, secure the account, and report the transaction promptly to the card issuer if it remains unexplained.
Related Streaming and Charge Guides
The Roku guide is relevant when the Fubo subscription was purchased or billed through Roku.
Help Other Cardholders Identify FuboTV
If you saw FUBOTV, FUBOTV INC, FUBOTV483, or another variation, share what the payment involved.
Helpful details include:
- The complete descriptor without private references
- The general amount range
- Whether it was monthly, quarterly, or annual
- Whether a free trial was involved
- Whether Roku billed the subscription
- Whether add-ons or regional sports fees were included
- How cancellation or support responded
- How a duplicate, refund, or dispute issue was resolved
Do not post card numbers, account email addresses, passwords, billing references, Roku account details, PINs, CVV codes, or authentication codes.
Why Rely on ChargeOnMyCard.com?
ChargeOnMyCard.com researches confusing credit-card, debit-card, streaming, subscription, trial, Roku, sports, entertainment, and bank-statement descriptors using current official resources, billing procedures, cancellation instructions, and visible consumer reports.
We distinguish Fubo’s verified subscription and billing practices from unconfirmed explanations for an individual transaction. Readers should verify their specific payment through Fubo, Roku when applicable, and the financial institution where the charge appeared.
Last reviewed: July 2026.
Disclaimer
ChargeOnMyCard.com is not affiliated with FuboTV Inc., Fubo, Roku, Hulu + Live TV, Disney, any television network, sports league, streaming platform, payment processor, card network, bank, credit union, or financial institution. This article is provided for informational purposes only and is not financial, legal, banking, streaming, subscription, cancellation, refund, dispute, privacy, account-security, or fraud advice. Contact Fubo, Roku when applicable, and the relevant financial institution directly regarding a specific transaction.