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I know mistakes happen and things do get charged to the wrong card, but can you imagine your boss being a happy bunny if he or she found out you've cloned the c

• saidajigumi 13y ago
  At a minimum, cards should be issued to a specific person and immediately revoked when no longer authorized. If this infrastructure is in place, why should the employer care? If it's not, then we're assuming a shared account, which increases the risk exposure for normal loss, theft, etc. by the number of people using that account. Can you afford to have your organization's payment ability severely hampered because a field rep got mugged?
• doughj3 13y ago
  Why does my boss need to know I cloned the card? I'm saying, mistakes like these already happen without cards being cloned, it won't be introducing a new problem. You don't need to say anything to your boss more than, "Sorry, I used the wrong card." Many Amex cards look very similar, for instance. I and others I know have accidentally handed the corporate amex over instead of the personal one. I've also had the case where, a company (in this particular case, a rental car company) had saved my corporate card, and automatically billed that when I went for a personal purchased.