... you get a call from Chase Bank telling you that your AARP VISA card has been compromised. Oh, hang on......it gets better. Someone has been making daily charges against my VISA for several weeks for .... are you ready for this? ... AN ESCORT SERVICE!!!!!

Seriously, I didn't know whether to or Notice I said an AARP credit card. Hardly the kind of daily purchase a sweet 72-year-old grandmother like Mr. Whinny would be making. (I mean, maybe once or twice, but not DAILY.) I have an internet reputation to uphold, after all. Geez.

Bummer.

SO How young was this guy and how much were you paying him?

Grandmother like Mr. Whinny? What?

I wouldn't sweat it. As long as it is a charge card, you're not liable for anything. A debit card or check card, though, that's be something to sweat.

Well at least you've got $0 liability, so there's that...

(09-19-2011 09:03 PM)Charm City Bronco Wrote:  Grandmother like Mr. Whinny? What?

Um........yeah. GrandMOTHER. I guess you didn't know? Well, consider yourself enlightened. But don't let it stop you from blasting me on the board on occasion.

Seriously though, kids, I'm not concerned in the least. No liability. Account closed. New card. And I will continue to talk up the escort service part of the story for as long as I live.

Oh boy, another one! Yep, Mr. Whinny is a she, but she's a hell of a sports guy, we all know that.

Plus, now Mr. Whinny has an escort service on speed dial that takes credit cards. :ncaabbs:

PARTY!!!

Doggone card was having fun behind her back.

Had something similar earlier this year. Bought groceries in Kalamazoo in the morning, had $1,300 spent at Macy's and A&F in Miami an hour later. That was worth a laugh.

Macy's is brutal now. Can't wait until they open that outlet mall in PG County, MD.