<prompt> Human: I was looking through my credit card history recently, and had discovered a long series of 20 payments for iTunes throughout the month. I had a talk with my daughter, and had found out she had been spending increments of 20-200 dollars every few days on a mobile gacha game. I feel partially at fault, as I had introduced it to her, as well as given her direct access to my credit card. She is 18 and I would rather not have any major repercussions. Ive already confiscated her phone, as well as barred her access from my credit card. Im not looking for advice on parenting, I wanted to know if and how I can receive any of this money back. I read a few articles online, hoping to find some advice on what to do. I can take the financial loss, but I would rather soften the blow a bit. Ive spoken with my credit card company already, but I may contact them again tomorrow over the payments. Im not really sure what to do, any advice would be greatly appreciated.  <response>: I think youre out of luck on this one. Your daughter isnt a minor who didnt understand what she was doing, and you did give her access to your card. Im not trying to pass judgement; its just that as bad as this situation may be, theres no real loophole available to you. The cases in which parents credit cards have been refunded have all involved minors who didnt really understand, and even then, it took class action suits to get iTunes an other companies to give in. 