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Thank you ctanke for your story of hope. God be with you:)

Did this company reach out to your son and ask him to make this purchase?:no: Your son called this company and placed this order. It is not a normal business practice to ask if the buyer is of age when looking to purchase electronicse. Your son can be charged with credit card fraud and...

You can call you bank and file a fraud claim. They may however require that you file a police report for the fraudulent transaction. Your son may find himself in some trouble.

I'm sure your wife is absolutely correct because my daughter gets agitated and excited very easily. I see her everyday and I don't have the same affect on her as her dog does. Her hospital is wonderful and allows me to bring him to visit with her. She does track with her eyes now, so we can...

To the OP ~ Sorry for the hijack Army, I am so sorry to hear your story. I know your pain. My daughter (17 at the time) was in a roll-over MVA caused by a hit and run driver. She has been in a coma first and now persistent vegitative state for almost two years. I cherish the moments I...

The hospital can accept your payments and still send you to collections. You have no contract for the payment terms you've decided that you can handle.

It sounds like since mom knew the OPs personal information and the statements were going to her that she signed up for online banking on her own. I do not see that the bank did anything wrong here. The OP needs to file a police report against her mother for theft. She should totally close...

I think you said that you paid by credit card. Why don't you file a claim with your credit card company?

That would be a solid NO:no:

...and do it sober:D

Do you really think you'll find a way out without real consequences:no: Buddy if you can't renew your license, it's a moot point. So, you're welcome:D

The lender will definitely want a police report. This is called identity theft:yes:. You friend has to know that his/her mom will be on the hook criminally.

If you do not have the backing of your husband and if you can't take it anymore, I'd say leave. Then when your hubby comes crying back to you, have tell him to make a choice.

So the lender made a bad loan, it happens all the time. You made a bad decision as well by cosigning for another person's debt. This is an expensive lesson for you to learn but hopefully you never ever cosign for anyone ever again. Legally you are responsible for this debt.

US Law only, please

You didn't verify anything either when you co-signed. It would have been prudent of you to do so, since you were putting your good credit on the line.

Answer to that question is because the merchant already took a deposit and almost got burned. So will only take cash now to protect themselves. Well, Army, I said what you said, just not so eloquently:yes:

The key word is OR. She does not have to take your credit card. Show me a statute stating she does:cool: Now, if she didn't want to take your cash, that would be another issue alltogether

I would also demand cash from a customer who I had problems with as well. She is well within her rights to demand cash as the only form of payment.

Please stop posting...You really have no clue:no: