With kids staying home from school it’s safe to assume that your children are probably playing more video games than normal. You know that it’s an easy way to keep them busy and from you pulling out your hair.
There are plenty of games that are free, but you can make in-game purchases and NBA player Kenrick Perkins know that too well.
His kids racked up a $16,000 bill on his credit card.
“I go to buy something, credit card declined … I got $16,000 worth of Fortnite bills on my credit card.”@KendrickPerkins‘ kids went wild with Fortnite pic.twitter.com/OcQ20145B4
— ESPN (@espn) March 31, 2020