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@maiden_girl wrote:
@audia4 wrote:I'm one of those that will read anything and everything into something and what I'm reading in to this is they will help "arrange shipment" (as in make a call to someone that can ship it). "Make arrangements",....not pay for them??
LOL. They'll probably charge your credit card. They're not really specific. That'll be a BIG bill.
My thought exactly. I could SO see this happening to me. That's just my luck.
Oh Discover....my last dying wish is for you to send me a tall sexy man with one dimple in his left check and devilish black hair...with chest hair...and nice teeth.
@maiden_girl wrote:Oh Discover....my last dying wish is for you to send me a tall sexy man with one dimple in his left check and devilish black hair...with chest hair...and nice teeth.
Eh, not asking for much are we? LOL
@wHiTeSoL wrote:
So they will charge a recently passed person but help "arrange" for their transportation? Doesn't death absolve you of the debt anyways?
Um....Nope. It will go to probate...they will get their money somehow if you owned anything, or have a spouse, or maybe try to get it out of Fido.
@Brusilov wrote:Last Will and Testament:
Section 7, Paragraph 3:
Please arrange as stated in Discover's Terms of Service to transport the body of one (self)'s ashen remains, via a Folgers Coffee Can receptacle no less than 12 ounces in capacity, to its final resting place at approximately 33°42'17"N by 118°17'39"W. Ashes will be dispersed at wind gusts no less than 20mph, on a clear day with a temperature ranging between 60-80F.
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Could be worse places to end up,than in San Pedro!
If I'm hospitalized alone in a foreign country, I'd want a family member or friend to join me on Day 2. Interesting benefit though.