What Is Pokemon Card 'Proxy Unboxing' That Led an Elementary Schooler to Spend 1.5 Million Won Using Mom's Card?
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As rare Pokémon cards are traded at high prices, videos of people purchasing and opening Pokémon cards on YouTube have recently become popular.
It has even reached a point where an elementary school student secretly used their mother's credit card to buy 1.5 million won worth of Pokémon cards just to participate in the card opening.
However, can the money secretly charged to mom's card be refunded?
- Elementary student A purchased 1.53 million won worth of Pokémon cards
- Student A made the purchase after stating they were 12 years old
- YouTuber mentioned student A as a VIP during the broadcast
- Student A's parents stated, "The YouTuber thought they were an adult"
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