Does this seem normal to you from PlayStation?
Few days ago, an accidental purchase of €119.99 worth of Robux was made on our PS5 using an account used by our 12-year-old son.
What concerns us most is not only the purchase itself, but how it happened:
- The account had password protection enabled to confirm purchases.
- Even so, after a button was pressed by mistake, the payment was executed immediately.
- No password was requested.
- No additional confirmation was requested.
- No payment method reconfirmation appeared.
- The purchase simply went through automatically.
As soon as it happened, our son immediately told us and we contacted PlayStation Support the very same day requesting cancellation/refund.
The Robux are still completely untouched and unused. We did not manually “redeem” anything — they simply appeared automatically in the account immediately after the accidental purchase.
However, PlayStation has repeatedly denied the refund, first claiming the content had been “consumed” and later saying it had been “redeemed”, even though the balance remains completely untouched and unused.
Support also told us that the system “always asks for password and payment confirmation” before completing a purchase, which clearly did not happen in this case.
We also contacted Roblox, and they told us that since the purchase was made through PlayStation Store, the issue must be handled directly by PlayStation.
Honestly, it is very difficult for us to understand how:
- an accidental €120 purchase made by a minor,
- without requesting the password despite that protection being enabled,
- reported immediately after it happened,
- and with the content still completely unused,
can end up with absolutely no solution offered.
Has anyone experienced something similar? Were you able to escalate the case somehow?