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Third party event billing
I was looking at my Telus bills and for the past 5 months I've been billed by a third party company called Boku for $16.99. When I called TELUS they said yes third party billing can happen and yet I...
Nighthawk
Community Power User
Community Power UserIt would not matter which provider you are with. If you signed up for something in an app or someone that borrowed your phone did, the charge would have occurred regardless. Some apps/vendors that use Boku include: Netflix, Spotify, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Sony, and Wargaming. Boku website: https://www.boku.com/
Some Info: https://boku.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/231602287-I-don-t-recognise-Boku-charges-on-my-phone-bill
The above link has info on what Boku is, what to do if you don't recognize a charge and preventing future charges. You may want to read through it to see if it will help.
Dimo-XModerator
As Nighthawk mentioned these charges are not carrier dependant. You can also check out the https://bit.ly/3Liybyd page for a general overview of Third party charges and how to avoid them.
