NetSize third party Private Dancer premium SMS

I have noticed recently that since Febuary I have been charged by NetSize for the private dancer service. Not having to of signed any agreement or recieved anything from them. It is a $10 charge per week and sincwe it has been going on I have totalled $170 in billed charges. I rang NetSize on 1300 785 025 and talked to the guy on the other end. He stated the service had been going since April 2014 but I got my new mobile with Telstra in Febuary. I also found out they manage multiple companies that do premium subscription services. The Private Dancer service is run by a company called MIM.

Hi JustSomeRandom,
To confirm, you have been charged a $10 per week charge for this service which is in total $170. You state you actually got a new phone in February.
Just a couple of questions to clarify the situation
Do you know of this service?
Have you used this service at some point?
Did you keep your phone number when you got the new mobile?
Did you keep the same account number when you changed phones?
Have you called the company and asked what this service is for and how you stop the charge?
Angela

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