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> if your gym bills your credit card at the end of the month does that actually happen? Most places make you pay up front, at least one month's worth, even if
by UIUC_06 4y ago
> if your gym bills your credit card at the end of the month
does that actually happen? Most places make you pay up front, at least one month's worth, even if they subsequently bill at the end of the month.
In any case "No services rendered, no accrued charges." is actually the case I'm talking about. You pay a month's worth, then forget about the monthly renewals, and they love to keep billing you anyway, but surprise, surprise: the CC declines. At that point, you can decide if you want to keep paying or not. Which is how it should work.
- googlryas 4y agoI think we agree then. If you owe money, and your card is charged but declined, you still owe money. But, if you don't owe money and you only owe money contingent on your card being charged, then you owe nothing. With all due respect your tone made it hard for me to deal directly with your point. But, maybe you only had that tone because I poorly expressed my understanding.