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That's definitely CEO behaviour, legally she is still on the hook for that expense and it can go on her credit rating. Don't try this at home!
by lozenge 4y ago
That's definitely CEO behaviour, legally she is still on the hook for that expense and it can go on her credit rating. Don't try this at home!
- lh7777 4y agoIs this a common risk? Most subscriptions I can think of are prepaid —- they charge you when service starts. If your card expires or is cancelled, they shut down your account once the paid subscription runs out. A notable exception is US cell phone plans. I think most people still have postpaid plans and of course the carrier will send you to collections if you don’t pay. That’s why you have to agree to a credit check, though. I’ve never been subject to a credit check to sign up for a software or streaming service.