If I let someone use my credit card and they maxed it out with out my knowlwdge, is there any thing I can do?
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Read More Answered By: Theresa Langford |
If you gave them permission to use the card, then you are responsible for the bill to the credit card company.
If you had an enforceable agreement with the person to pay you back, then you could sue that person for the balance that they charged. |
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