To pay

A woman surnamed Wang in Gongyi, Zhengzhou, Henan, China, recently discovered that there was only 50 cents (about 2 million NT dollars) left in her bank account with a deposit of nearly RMB 450,000 (equivalent to about 2 million NT dollars). Only then did I realize that it was my 13-year-old daughter who actually spent a lot of money on mobile games, including transferring RMB 100,000 (equivalent to about NT$440,000) to a classmate.

According to Chinese media reports, Wang Nu was first notified by her daughter’s tutor recently, saying that her daughter has recently been addicted to mobile games, and repeated dissuasion was ineffective. The teacher asked Wang Nu to care about her daughter more. When she heard the teacher say that her daughter had recently spent a lot of money on mobile games, Wang Nu was startled and inquired about the bank account number bound to her mobile phone. After this investigation, Wang Nv discovered that there was nearly 450,000 RMB in deposits in the account, but only 50 cents remained.

After being questioned by her family, the little girl who caused the catastrophe confessed that after she found out that her mobile phone was linked to her mother’s bank account, she spent 120,000 yuan to buy a game account, and 210,000 yuan was used to store game points. Some of the points are for girls to help students store value. There is also a fee of nearly 100,000 yuan in the middle, which is used by the girl to transfer money to her classmates under the soft and hard paw of her classmates.

Regarding the matter of transferring money to her classmates, the girl also said that she only lent money to her classmates at first, but after the classmates returned the money, the news that “I have money” spread in the class, and a group of classmates with bad intentions began to surround her , Annoying myself, I just want to transfer money to them before I give up. That is to say, under such circumstances, the girl spent nearly 450,000 yuan of her mother’s savings in just 4 months, leaving only 0.56 yuan.

According to local laws and regulations in China, if minors spend a lot of money, there is a high probability that they can get back the spending through some methods. It’s just that how long it will take for the princess to get back the lost fees is currently unknown.