A man was forced to sell his family car after his son racked up a £1,300 iTunes bill while playing a game.
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Ashaz Mutasa, seven, purchased a number of expensive top-ups while he was playing the mobile game 'Dragons: Rise of Berk' and his father Muhammad only realised what had happened when he found 29 emails on his account.
The add-ons ranged in price from £1.99 to £99.99 and Muhammad had no option to sell his Toyota Aygo to pay the £1,289.70 bill.
Mutasa, from Colwyn Bay in Wales, said: "Initially, my thought was that I had been scammed. I never thought it would be possible to spend that much money on a kids' game."
He also explained that he turned his ire on customer services after being forced to pay the money.
Mutasa shared: "I said to customer services, 'Well done, you've ripped me off, you have succeeded in ripping my child off'."