Posted by HENRY E NC on October 30, 2007 at 09:24:28 from (216.119.7.113):
In Reply to: Re: O T venting posted by Nebraska Cowman on October 30, 2007 at 03:57:50:
As far as being called by the credit card company, they do that when an unusual pattern shows up. Last year I had occasion to do a bunch of charging in a few days and got the call to make sure it was me. I normally use it once a month just to keep the credit in good shape. Heres a new twist---I wanted to get my credit report so I went to a common website and jumped through the hoops and then the was a box to check for 1$ per mo. to be updated monthly. I checked it. Next thing I knowis a had charges of two 1$ accounts and another two accounts for a total of 44$. called the debit card people and got them off but that is the way they get you. Now a hassle for me to fill out and mail forms etc. Big bunch of doo doo.
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