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Boy, 9, allegedly racks up $118,000 bill after promoting Minecraft videos with dad’s work card

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Boy, 9, allegedly racks up $118,000 bill after promoting Minecraft videos with dad’s work card

A father claims his nine-year-old son spent $118,000 on YouTube advertising campaigns after accessing a company credit card saved to a Google account.

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