There&#x27;s precedent for things that get delivered to you being yours to use, even if you didn&#x27;t order or pay for them. While I am aware that it is absolutely not the same thing, there is a law that anything sent unsolicited to you in postal mail is yours to keep, no questions asked. This is to prevent a type of now-dead fraud that involved doing that, then billing people for it.<p>It&#x27;s really the responsibility of the cable provider to correctly filter services, if they want to charge for them. And you&#x27;ll probably find that if you call up and try to &quot;complain&quot; about this, that they&#x27;ll do nothing and tell you to do as you like, as it isn&#x27;t even worth their time to bother about... putting a rather low bound on the degree of harm you&#x27;re &quot;inflicting&quot; on them even in the worst case.