Sling TV Billed $27 4 months: NEVER SIGNED UP or IF I DID, I canceled immediately Internet

OK, money is very tight for me - at $27 a month, for Sling TV -- IF I did sign up to see what it was like - I do not recall even trying it.  I KNOW that I would have NEVER LEFT THIS SITE without canceling. $27 was a fortune back then. I opted for Hulu's special - abouy $6.50.

Sling TV - customer service is worthless - they can't tell ya anything. What was my usage -- ZERO - thats hard fact. So, why couldn't they tell me about usage. All they could tell me is that the last signin (and only one, IMO - which they could not tell me -- the automation age and customer service is worse than "bad." Was it my android that was used? Who knows? Either they don't or .... apparently, simply refused to help me.

Partly my fault for not looking - I had nothing to look at on my Debit Card - I wasn't spending any money - theres a $27.XX Sling charge that started on 12/15/16.

The 888 number lidtrf on my debit charge card 'no longer works." Its still posted, however.. I'll swear to God that I never wanted Sling; and never used it. And, there is absolutely NO WAY that I would have continued with SLING (even though I never watched it)

I PAID for Sling for 4 months; and NEVER once watched it .... supposedly after I enrolled.  Following this incident, I did opt for a 7 day trial - and I canceled within a few hours. I have 3 active email addresses. Use depends upon subject matter and my need for oversight. NO WAY it was worth $27.XX monthly. WHY did it allow me to cancel that time -- IF I KNEW that I was somehow subscribed to SLING, I would have canceled immediately.

Has anyone else had a similar problem?  I swear to God that I have no recollection whatsoever how a SLING TV subscription was activated? Was it me?  When? What time - and give me some ID to where and how this subscription began. My DR card was compromised for a brief time; as was my cell phone - stolen by a guy I rented a room from - DID A CANCEL OPTION NOT WORK? I cannot explain it.    Thanks, Ed