Paid sites: how to recognize them?

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Frisk -  
 mamounette11 -
Good evening.
About a month ago, I received my phone bill indicating that I had connected to premium sites. FT then provided me with the phone numbers, but I have several questions:

- Is there a way to find out which site belongs to this number or is it impossible?

And especially: how can you recognize a premium site?

Can a premium site only charge you (sorry for the redundancy) by having you connect through a dialer or by asking for a credit card number?
Or do they have other means (for example, just by visiting the site)?

Oh, and also I have been on a forum for quite some time, but recently this forum decided to charge its new members; new members now have to call allo pass to register, but since I registered before this was implemented, I am already registered. Do you think this could be related to this forum (even though I don't see the connection)?

And finally, I have a second computer (which belongs to another family member) and it was infested with spyware, and sometimes connections occurred, but the family member said they cut the connections each time. Do you think the problem could come from there?

Thank you for your future responses, as I am now afraid to surf certain sites not knowing if they are premium. @ +

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figatellu
 
Hello,
to make sure you no longer pay for this "scam", you need to deactivate the "Internet +" service.
Go to:
-my bills.
-usage tracking.
-my services.
AND DEACTIVATE INTERNET +
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yaya
 
I thank you, brother, who are thieves!
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