13K pesos, or about 650 dollars.

If your kid can just buy something in two clicks on your phone, let alone a $13,000 thing, it's your fault for not securing your payment method and not setting sane credit card limits.

....ummmmmmm am I looking at a $13,000 phone!?

That better be in yen or something JFC. Who's their market Saudi princes?!

No 7 year old should have dad's access code/password.

They should also know to not touch dad's phone.

Would you let them use your work PC? Drive the car? Play with a Leatherman?

Maybe dad should have a passcode on his phone and banking apps? Literally no one can “get their mitts” on my phone and use it without my consent short of holding a gun to my head. So many of these parents seem to handwave responsibility from fictional scenarios.

the scammer thinks he's gonna score $12000 net on a mis-clicked one-click.

meanwhile bezos is drooling over amazon's 50% average cut on marketplace transactions.

Thought these ads were offering a way to launder money.

Could be in some currency besides dollars. Colombian pesos are ~4000 pesos to the dollar and use the dollar symbol as the currency symbol. I’m sure there are other currencies that are similar.

Doubt that's US Dollars.

It is a 1k USD phone. I would hope Amazon prevents one click buying on very large or very expensive orders. (You can buy a literal house on Amazon)

I just checked though and uhhh the 7,000 USD tiny house has the 1 click buy button on it...

Hominid.

Lots of vendors set their prices algorithmically... So like when competitors raise their prices or demand seems high for some reason or something, the price will auto-adjust to theoretically maximize profits. The algorithms are often pretty dumb.

So sometimes when you see something like this, you're witnessing a dynamic pricing algorithm spiraling out of control because it wasn't implemented very well, and nobody's paying attention.

So just outrage for the sake of outrage

You don't use Ublock?