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8/10/2014 3:06:45 PM
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This was completely his fault and unavoidable:
[quote]I explained that my son had probably downloaded the title while I was away on business[/quote]
You can lock store purchases behind a password and you shouldn't have your credit card info saved if you let children have access to your account.
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If the auto renew was off it shouldn't have charged him and if his son downloaded something after it should have been turned off then he shouldn't be charges
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Auto renew was not on, but the credit card info was still on the account. So the child goes to the store and sees the PS+ games. They try to download one, but it says you need PS+ and takes them to the purchase screen. One press of the X button, and they have subscribed and downloaded the PS+ game. The password protection would've prevented this, or just removing the credit card info to begin with.
