I agree. They'll remove them while you're on the phone. When I was done baby-sitting DD#2's BofA, I called and asked to be removed, and they said OK, you're off. I tested it by trying to log in to the card, and I could no longer get it.
It will come off their reports (If they care) next statement date.
Sorry they couldn't be responsible.
It will come off their reports (If they care) next statement date.
Sorry they couldn't be responsible.
@haulingthescoreup wrote:
I agree. They'll remove them while you're on the phone. When I was done baby-sitting DD#2's BofA, I called and asked to be removed, and they said OK, you're off. I tested it by trying to log in to the card, and I could no longer get it.
It will come off their reports (If they care) next statement date.
Sorry they couldn't be responsible.
I called first thing this morning and had them removed. I was more concerned with future purchases down the road which could be made online. I learned something new today. Each card has a different CVV number on the back of the card. Unfortunately their mother uses cards like cash. I am a bit disappointed it worked out this way. Oh well.
smallfry wrote:
I called first thing this morning and had them removed. I was more concerned with future purchases down the road which could be made online. I learned something new today. Each card has a different CVV number on the back of the card. Unfortunately their mother uses cards like cash. I am a bit disappointed it worked out this way. Oh well.
It takes kids a while to grow away from influences, especially when they're under the same roof.
Losing their access to your cards might give them reason to pause and consider the advice and role modeling that they're receiving.
DD#2 is headed over in an hour to thrash out the concept of how to live on a budget. Money slides through her hands like silk.
But she's trying.Two steps forward, one step back, then another two steps forward...
