a six ear old in michigan in the us has managed to order more than £800 worth of takeaway food from his dad s mobile. mason stonehouse fancied a snack while playing multiple orders later, and the stonehouse family was inundated with pizza, sandwiches and so much more. karen morrison explains. this is a six year old with a very big appetite for spending. i gave him my phone to play and i wasn t paying attention, i was watching my show. mason stonehouse spent more than £800 within minutes using a delivery app on his dad s phone. he made multiple orders from several food outlets. pizzas and rice and chilli cheese fries. i looked out the window and he popped up and said, who s here? who s here? and cars were coming in the driveway while cars were leaving the driveway. i looked down at my phone and it said chase fraud alert, $439 for pizzas. and then he tipped 25% on every single order. but mason s actions had consequences. his parents raided his piggy bank
i was watching my show. mason stonehouse spent more than £800 within minutes, using a delivery app on his dad s phone. he made multiple orders from several food outlets. pizzas and rice and chilli cheese fries. i looked out the window and he popped up and said, who s here? who s here? and cars were coming in the driveway while cars were leaving the driveway. i looked down at my phone and it said chase fraud alert, $439 for pizzas. and then he tipped 25% on every single order. but mason s actions had consequences. his parents raided his piggy bank to repay some of the money. they took my money. how much money did you have in your piggy bank? 115. and how much do you have now? uh.0ne dol . uh, one cent. this is my lesson, you know, first and foremost, and hopefully parents out there see and learn from this. the main takeaway, think twice about who you give your phone to. karen morrison, bbc news.
mason stonehouse spent more than £800 within minutes, using a delivery app on his dad s phone. he made multiple orders from several food outlets. pizzas and rice and chilli cheese fries. i looked out the window and he popped up and said, who s here? who s here? and cars were coming in the driveway while cars were leaving the driveway. i looked down at my phone and it said chase fraud alert, $439 for pizzas. and then he tipped 25% on every single order. but mason s actions had consequences. his parents raided his piggy bank to repay some of the money. they took my money. how much money did you have in your piggy bank? 115. and how much do you have now? uh.0ne dol . uh, one cent. this is my lesson, you know, first and foremost, and hopefully parents out there see and learn from this. the main takeaway, think twice about who you give your phone to. karen morrison, bbc news. you can reach me on twitter i m @ lukwesa burak.
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