what if the cresit card holder deid?
491402
His creditors (the bank which issued the credit card) will be entitled to collect the debt from the estate of the deceased.
875766
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178269
Here's the thing, if she racked up the bill while they were still married, he's stuck with it. If she got a NEW card account in his name after they were divorced, it's fraud and illeagal, sue her.
541049
check with the store first, then call the card company.
227937
If the card has been demagnetized, nothing will make the card work.  All of the credit card's information is contained on the magnetic strip on the back of the card.  If the credit card is demagnetized, the info is lost and the card will not work during a swipe in a card reader.\n\nHowever, if the card is slightly scratched - enough for it not to work in the card reader, a piece of paper of plastic bag may work to prevent the card reader from mistaking the disturbance in the magnets (microscopic magnets in the strip) for actual credit card data.
486545
They do not have to notify the card holder just the merchant trying to initiate the transaction. It always comes down to money...the merchant is most always charged a flat rate- usually about 15 to 20 cents for trying to just charge/debit the card. The card holder is charged nothing in your case and so no notification is then required. Had the transaction been completed by a known suspect merchant or the sale was very high for that vendors average sale then the credit union that issued the card would need to contact you.
966697
The notary would usually not have a financial interest in the transaction. He would just be witness to the transaction.
462511
call in the card company and report it!
844421
The card is like a credit/debit card. The cert is a piece of paper.
1169311
call the number on the back of card, and ask
77415
The only way would be to duplicate the card, either from the card itself or from bank records.  Someone working in a store may have a card reader/duplicator and run it thru their own machine when they charge a purchase.  Most people use a simple PIN that can be guessed, or write it down, often on the card!\n\nAnother trick is to call in a lost card report, then steal the card out of the mailbox when it arrives.
457438
go to a card shop. wait till he retires, then it will be even more valuable
738218
I think a card should be enough.  You don't want him to get the wrong idea.
638066
You have to be more specific. Such as what year is it? What's the number on the card. But the card probably isn't worth that much. I wouldn't get my hopes up.
79400
Call the credit card company for advice.
443507
Look in the obits until someone your age and gender dies. Contact social security and let them know you (dead person) lost your card and have one mailed to you. Use that to get your drivers licensed reissued. Obviously this is illegal...big brother is watching.
1087762
I would think it would have to be filed with some sort of court.\nI would go to the courthouse and find out.