Best answer: If this is a subscription you have no intention to purchasing or utilizing, CONTACT YOUR PARENTS IMMEDIATELY.

Be honest with your parents & provide as much information about the charge in question (like the company, the amount in question & when it was incurred) so your parents can contact the credit card company to request a chargeback. The faster they react, the better the chance of success. PLEASE BE AWARE THAT CHARGEBACKS WILL RESULT IN THE COMPANY THAT THE PAYMENT WAS INTENDED FOR TO BAN YOUR ACCOUNT & BLOCK THE CARD FOR FUTURE SUBSCRIPTION (as companies consider it as "Payment Fraud").


If it's a subscription you're intending to keep, update the payment information IMMEDIATELY (so it will go to your own card next month) or discontinue any renewal options. Then notify your parents & reimburse them for the subscription charge. You don't have to go into as many details about the charge (only the amount of the charge) with your parents & you're making an effort to fix the error, so they can't be too annoyed about it.


I had a similar mishap when I made two purchases (both one-time deals) on my parent's card (since their card is on file because of a family subscription we share) as I didn't pay attention to who's card was being used until AFTER I had the e-mail receipts. I just reimbursed them for those purchases (I actually gave them a little extra as I didn't want to deal with small change & the ATM only does withdrawals in $20's) & noted the charges so they're aware of them (& not challenge them on their bill). They may not have been thrilled about what happened, but they didn't seem to mind as I covered the charges.


Hope this sheds some light on the subject.

I bought tickets from six flags for March 25th I couldn't make it to Arlington that day I asked them for a refund and on June 16 they gave me a refund for the amount of 83.58 dollars. Which was the full amount. On June 19 they deposited 8,358.00 into my account. They had already refunded my money so they shouldn't have been depositing money into my account and if they would of kept records of what they're doing they would have noticed that my money had already been refund. That was a mistake on their part. The money was deposit June 19,2018. That day I made some purchases because I thought my job had already paid me. I didn't check my bank app until June 20th in the morning when i saw that the money wasn't from my job I went straight to the bank and I withdrew the money June 20,2018. I took the money out so that it wouldn't get spend but by the time I withdrew the money it was already too late because a large amount was already spent later that afternoon my boyfriend, got a phone call from six flags about the money when I return the call the guy told me that a mistake had been done and that I needed to return the full amount I told them that I couldn't return the full amount because some of the money had already been spent he told me that I had no right to spend the money because it wasnt my money to spend and I told him that the money was in my account and I didn't know that it was there until I checked my app. He told me that It was theft

Is that even legal, or just a California thing? Is necrosexual a real thing? Am I being necrophobic if I disagree with what this Markle woman has done?

Best answer: 3 things come to mind: 1) There simply wasnt a donor. The list of people needing a new organ is a long list. Even if one does come available, that doesnt not mean it is compatible with another persons body. 2) He may have chosen to not pursue one. This is a deeply personal decision. 3) His drs. may have felt like the heart he lived with was capable of carrying on. I dont know all the specifics about it, so there may other explanations. Sadly, people cant live forever and wrestlers seem to have a relatively shorter life span than everyday citizens. RIP Big Van Vader.

Best answer: Don't group those that dislike current government policies and politicians with those that dislike the nation and people as a whole. Too many people are putting three entirely different things together. Those outside the USA as non-US Residents and non-US Citizens are called Anti-American, and the small group in the USA who do not support the country are called unamerican. Those against current government and politicians are now the majority of people and can be called dissidents.

Best answer: Yes, I do eat fast food 2-3 times a weak, despite knowing that it's harmful for health, I can't help out.