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One of my credit cards (Citi) allows creating virtual credit card numbers. I've been hesitant to use them in this way, though, because I'm concerned it could a
by rexer 7y ago
One of my credit cards (Citi) allows creating virtual credit card numbers. I've been hesitant to use them in this way, though, because I'm concerned it could affect my credit.
Does anyone know if legally you're on the hook for the paying the service provider? As technically they did provide the service, and you're "refusing" to pay for it. Presumably, if so, they could send the bill to collections and put a black mark on your credit.
- waylandsmithers 7y agoIf it's the cable company- definitely. They will eventually send your bill to a debt collector. I think XYZ Startup won't do that because they would rather let it go for now in hopes that you'll become a paying customer again.
- wolco 7y agoMost sites offer a month and bill on the 30th for next month. Your cable company gives you service you pay for that service a month later.