Ethical dilema, what would you do?

[BJ Johns]

Have you considered sending the CC company a letter via certified mail asking them to confirm you have a 0 balance on the card? That could serve as evidence of a good faith effort to insure you owe nothing in case they come back on you at some time in the future.

i think this is a good suggestion. the last thing u want op is a surprise bill presented to u down the road with an exorbatant interest rate and higher than expected balance.

 

[Elderdude]

Thanks all, it's been fun bouncing this around. I regret my spelling of the word dilemma. I also regret referencing "ethics" in the title. What I really wanted to know was, what I could get away with. I have the ethical inclinations of a World Savings loan consultant. The only thing stronger than my own natural greed is my fear of adverse consequences. Hey, Al, as Mary once said to Joseph, "Who needs you?"

 

[REWahoo]

Hey, Al, as Mary once said to Joseph, "Who needs you?"

 

[TromboneAl]

This space reserved for when I think up a good response...

This is all I can come up with:

And Joseph did then say to Mary: "But thou shall needeth me when thou doth wanteth picture-in-a-picture on our new $700 TV, since thou did not RTFM."

OK, pretty lame. LOL, by the way.

 

[thefed]

I think you have done a bit more than I may have...but Id always wonder when bill was coming every time I used my...uh....... errrrr.... widget

 

[Westernskies]

This space reserved for when I think up a good response.

Reminder: you only have six hours...

 

[Elderdude]

You win again, Al. You made me google it.