Allora oggi qualcuno ha pagato usando il mio numero?? Non è richiesto un codice di verifica se vuoi effettuare un pagamento?

Iirc you can deactivate this option. Your provider should be able to do that for you.

EDIT: Its called „Drittanbietersperre“.

Call Your Provider

Tell them whats happening.

Ask them to implement a temporary Drittanbietersperre.
It will lock making payments with your phone bill with 3rd parties

That way it will stop.
Then you need to contact the Companies billing you asking for proof that the contract was conceived in a proper way.
They have to proof that.
Drittanbietersperre also will lock you out from using your phone sms to pay for a parking ticket etc fyi.
So maybe deactivate it again after some time.

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**1. Contact your mobile provider (Vodafone):**
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