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"A father is suing his son after the teenager spent \u00C2\u00A33,700 on the App store for his iPad 13-year-old Cameron Crossan in Clevedon, Somerset was reportedly unaware of the charges being made to his father&amp;#039;s credit card when he made in-app purchases for games such as Plants vs Zombies and NOVA 3.  When his father Doug, a 48-year-old police officer, found out, he issued a complaint effectively accusing his son of fraud in the hopes of getting back his money from Apple, the Daily Mail reports. &amp;quot;I am sure Cameron had no intention to do it,&amp;quot; Doug said, &amp;quot;but I had to have a crime reference number if there was any chance of getting any credit card payments refunded. &amp;quot;There was no indication in the game that he was being charged for any of the clicks made within it, and he innocently thought that - because it was advertised as a free game - the clicks would not cost anything.&amp;quot;  So far, Apple has refused his request, stating that parents should be aware of the parental locks offered on iOS devices. Earlier in the year, 5-year-old Danny Kitchen racked up a \u00C2\u00A31,700 bill on Zombies vs Ninjas. Another boy, aged 8, ended up giving his parents a \u00C2\u00A31,000 bill from playing The Simpsons: Tapped Out. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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