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To: Tammy8

That is the thing. Did she steal it or had she been given permission to use it previously? If they had given her permission previously, they might lose buyer protection. I was going to let my son use my card once and asked the CC company and was told if he were to use it, then I was liable any time he did, even without permission. I decided not to let him.
I have rented places on-line and even had a key mailed to me once! Another time, it was a lock box. I think I met an owner one time. My card always had a temporary charge on it when I signed the contract on-line. Wonder if her parents had something like that on theirs? I also get notification via email and text if there is a charge over a given amount.


33 posted on 03/15/2018 6:17:14 PM PDT by ozaukeemom (9/11/01 Never Forget. Never.)
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Mmmm, my reply was veered towards the credit card issue but, I realized that is not the case. The parents are being held liable for the damage, not a credit card charge, right? I mean, yes, they should pay the CC but the damages are probably a separate issue. She destroyed property. Her parents are responsible. If it had been a vacant property and she invited people, and there was damage, they would have to deal with it. Yes, there might be an additional charge or two, but the bottom line is, she is a minor and they need to deal with the aftermath and her. I do agree that the other partiers should have to pay, as well.


35 posted on 03/15/2018 6:52:04 PM PDT by ozaukeemom (9/11/01 Never Forget. Never.)
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