Rugby star's sons rack up £3,200 iPhone bill in three hours Sam Vesty, a father-of-three who plays for Bath and has two caps for England, said his sons, aged six and eight, were playing the game on his iPhone after memorising his password. He only became aware of the bill when he received an email from Apple's iTunes store charging him for "one mountain of food" at £69.99 last month. He then checked his account and saw the damage. He wrote on Twitter: "My kids did £3,200 playing a game called tiny monsters - it was £69 for some food for virtual monsters. Absolutely disgusting. He admitted he had left his sons alone with the phone and although the app needs a password for purchases to be made he said he boys had learnt it off by heart. Bosses of the game tweeted back to Vesty, asking him to get in touch. They wrote: "We're sorry to hear about this. If the charges are unauthorised, please contact our support system and we can sort this out. The cash was eventually refunded after Tiny Monsters accepted the purchases were not authorised by the user.