I need help pronto!

SophieChan said:
My dad is similar but he doesn't go and rage on everyone. I feel like I'm getting sick and I really hope that might lessen the...ah...reprimanding.
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My dad rages at everyone. If you are feeling sick, I suggest you tell him soon so it can be over with. Thats what I do with class speeches.
 
SophieChan said:
That seems like the best option. I was contemplating like my Xbox Live account got hacked and the micro transactions that were made on the Marketplace were not made by me. My dad is no tech expert, so it could have been done easily.
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That's clever, but I'm with Steven. You should just come clean.

For a few reasons:

1: Well, it's just the right thing to do. Sounds a bit cheesy, but honestly...
2: If it backfires, you'll get burned twice as bad.
3: If he's anything like my parents, saying that will just make him paranoid of Xbox Live and maybe retract his monetary support. XD
 
Habast said:
That's clever, but I'm with Steven. You should just come clean.

For a few reasons:

1: Well, it's just the right thing to do. Sounds a bit cheesy, but honestly...
2: If it backfires, you'll get burned twice as bad.
3: If he's anything like my parents, saying that will just make him paranoid of Xbox Live and maybe retract his monetary support. XD
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Trust me, there won't be any type of credit cards on Xbox Live after this...
 
SophieChan said:
Let's just say I've stacked up around $200 or so in charges on a parent's credit card. What's my best course of action besides intercepting the bill or coming clean? I am getting ridiculously paranoid and nervous over this, and I regret it more and more everyday. I know, this sounds like something you read on Yahoo Answers but I find the SC and gaming community to be among the most understanding and creative people out there (most of them). So please, any ideas?
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I spent like 500 like 5 years ago haha. Just come clean. I got in a little trouble and I paid it back to them. Do the honest thing. Be an adult.
 
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