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Accidentally Winning a ¥170,000 Guitar Due to Child's Misoperation, Successfully Cancelling the Purchase

A report shared an experience where a mistaken bid of a ¥170,000 guitar on Yahoo! Auctions by the poster’s daughter was immediately paid for but later cancelled with the seller's understanding.

Published Sep 7, 2026 21:282 min readComments 0日本語English

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The poster's daughter was watching YouTube on her father's smartphone when she accidentally placed a bid…
Auctions, immediately winning the listing and completing the credit card payment. The daughter reported …

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The poster's daughter was watching YouTube on her father's smartphone when she accidentally placed a bid on a ¥170,000 guitar on Yahoo! Auctions, immediately winning the listing and completing the credit card payment.

The daughter reported that the screen had suddenly changed, and upon checking, the poster saw a message stating, "You have won the bid. Please wait for shipping." Since a credit card was registered, the payment was automatically processed.

The poster explained the situation to the seller’s musical instrument store, which responded generously and allowed the purchase cancellation. This case highlights the risk of high-value orders caused by smartphone misoperations.