What is the FUBO YEARLY charge on my credit card?

What this charge usually means

The descriptor FUBO YEARLY is most commonly tied to a paid annual subscription for Fubo, a live TV streaming service focused on sports, news, and entertainment channels. If this appears on your card, it usually means your plan renewed for another year, or that a yearly package was selected during signup or an account change. In many cases, card statements show a shortened billing descriptor, so you may not see the full company name exactly as it appears on the website.

Fubo subscriptions are typically set to auto-renew unless canceled before the next billing date. That means a charge can appear even if you have not logged in recently. It can also happen when another person in your household signed up with your saved card, or when you used a different email address and forgot there is a second account.

Why it appeared on your statement

• Your annual plan renewed automatically at the end of the prior term.
• You upgraded from a monthly plan to a yearly billing cycle.
• You have more than one Fubo account tied to different email addresses.
• A family member used your card for signup on a shared device.
• You subscribed through a platform partner and the descriptor mapped to Fubo billing.

How to verify the charge quickly

Start by matching the statement date and amount with your Fubo billing history. Sign in at Fubo, open account settings, and check the Subscription or Billing section for the renewal timestamp. Search your inbox for receipts from official Fubo domains, including messages from support and transactional addresses. If details match, the charge is likely valid.

If you review multiple subscription descriptors, compare patterns with other digital services like Patreon or peer-to-peer/payment app descriptors such as Cash App. This helps confirm whether the line item belongs to a streaming subscription or a different merchant entirely.

How to cancel future Fubo charges

Fubo allows cancellation through your account flow. Go to account settings, open the subscription area, and complete all cancellation steps until you see a confirmation screen. Keep a screenshot or confirmation email for your records. If you signed up through a third party like Roku or another app store, cancellation may need to be completed in that external billing portal instead of directly in Fubo.

Important: Fubo states that paid subscriptions generally continue through the current billing period after cancellation, and prepaid/partial periods are generally not refunded. So cancellation usually stops the next renewal, not the charge that already posted.

When and how to dispute

Dispute the transaction with your card issuer if you cannot match the charge to any authorized account, if you canceled before renewal and were still billed, or if you suspect account takeover/fraud. Before filing, gather evidence: cancellation confirmation, support chat transcript, billing screenshots, and email receipts. Ask your bank for a temporary card lock or replacement card if unauthorized use is suspected.

Contacting Fubo support first can resolve many issues faster than a full chargeback, especially for duplicate-account billing confusion. If support cannot verify or reverse the charge and you still believe it is unauthorized, proceed with a formal card dispute and provide all supporting documents.