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It's unclear if customers from other banks are also having the same experiences.ĬBC contacted Spotify three times since Monday, but did not hear back until Thursday evening. The bank would not disclose how many customers are affected. In a statement to CBC News, a TD spokesperson said the company is looking into the issue with Spotify and Visa debit, and is working with its customers to reverse unauthorized charges. "If someone had access to my chequing account, wouldn't they drain my money, wouldn't they be making other purchases? Why just Spotify?" Not clear how many people are affected She said she picked up a new debit card, and was told the bank was investigating and aware of similar problems involving other clients. Parent reported her concerns to her bank, TD, and the representative flagged the activity as fraudulent. "I kind of expect fraudulent charges to maybe happen on a credit card, but to have a direct charge on a chequing account was very shocking," she said. It put her in overdraft and left her with no cash for groceries over the weekend. In total, Spotify charged Parent $479.52.

Parent, a graphic designer based in Toronto, is one of a number of Canadians who say they had money removed from their chequing accounts for the service to which they do not subscribe. Danielle Parent has never had a Spotify account, but on the weekend noticed four unauthorized withdrawals of $119.88 each for the music streaming service.