if i sell a t.v. that was bought  on my credit card  and i close the card can i go to jail?
919502
You will still get bills from the CC company until the balance is paid off.  It does not matter if you cancel the card before it registered as a charge.  \n\nSame is true if you wrote a check.  The bank will keep the account open for several days to confirm there are no outstanding checks.  If the check comes in, they will ask you to pay that amount and possibility list it as a bounced check.
881160
Unless you have the proper licenses *do not* do it.\nYou might end up in *jail*.\nLook at the link below for the implications of the Digital Millenium Copyright Act (DMCA).
840401
that would mean you are doing something illegal.\n\nyou buy the program if you like it.\n if you can't buy it, save the money to do so\notherwise, stealing it is illegal.
929263
Call the cable provider. They have ways where the person responsible will be prosecuted.  Most cable companies have tip lines now to combat theft.
843240
Call your credit card company and have the card cancelled. Tell them who is defrauding you.
109577
Take away its credit card
848325
It is illegal for a company or business to "copy" your credit card.  If a company asks to do so, I wouldn't do business at that company....they are probably going to try and scam you!
670834
Most credit card companies will allow you to dispute and charge back anything you purchase - ESPECIALLY online purchases. If he/she did not mention the sticking in his/her eBay auction ad than the transaction is invalid and you can return the product and file a charge back. 99% of the time PayPal will side with you the buyer and allow it to go through. Now...I am not saying you rip this person off - mail the camera back to him - but do not let him get away with selling you junk then claiming “he's got kids to feed.”
271811
Well, you will probably be arrested and spend some time in jail. Since you committed forgery for one. And since you admitted in here, they will have a good case against you.
855825
Idenity theft in VA is a felony.  You can go to jail for 5 years.  He can also charge you with giving false information to a police officer, which is a misdemeanor.  Don't get an attorney and plead stupid.  Just say, "you honor I wasn't smart enough to tell the truth".
74690
If you paid with a credit or debit card I would call the institution that supplies that card.  However, since it has been over a year they may not be able to dispute the charges.  You may need to speak to an attorney if the product was worth the value!
510123
At the very least you would be evicted.  You would never get the autograph you are seeking.  You may also go to jail.
238842
Assuming you've authorized the service, then yes, you are committing a crime by removing the car from the repair facility.  It's called "Obtaining goods or services by false pretenses".
445159
dont sell the stuf and you wont have a problom. think of the people you are selling it to.
775935
No you cant get arrested for not turning over the car but they will find it. I would suggest since if they do find it and take it , when you go to get it back they charge you not just what you owe but the cost of repoing it too , which is somewhere around 500 dlls. I would stick it in a friends garage or in storage and then work on getting the payments caught up. Another thing the repo guys arent going to come and ask you for the car , they will come in the middle of the night or when ever and just take it. You might wake up one day and think it was stolen and it wont be stolen just gone.
459045
cancel credit card payment
221417
Start by calling your credit card company and freezing your cards. Don't let the creeps use it any more. Also, while yo are on the phone with them, ask them to send you an Affidavit of Forgery. They will usually mail it to you in a few days. To help the police out, ask your company to tell you when and where the card has been used. Get the exact amount of the transactions and any store numbers they may have, including a batch number.\n\nNext, call the police and make a report. Make sure you give them all the data from the credit card company. Having the exact dates, times, and amounts will help them possibly catch the criminals. The problem they have is that security systems will record over their video (usually with 24-48 hours) of the crime. It had gotten much better with the advent of DVR (digital) security recordings, but they still will be erased after a while. \n\nWith all of that said, it's a crap shoot from there on out. Depnding on what the criminals did, they may have screwed up some aspect of your future credit. You need to keep you police report number handy for years to come, I'm afriad. Having a copy of your report can help doubting credit agencies.