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@Dw4250 wrote:
Do AU have the same access to account information as the primary card holder (ie account statements)?
AU cannot sign up for online access to your account, the only exception is Amex which holds them responsible for their charges but I believe they only see their individual charges and not any other AU or yourself.
@destine2grow wrote:
I did not know Amex holds AU responsible for their charges. That's good to know!
i don't think its just amex, all ccs i believe hold AU responsible.
@mongstradamus wrote:
@destine2grow wrote:
I did not know Amex holds AU responsible for their charges. That's good to know!i don't think its just amex, all ccs i believe hold AU responsible.
Really? Was it do to a law passing? I remember wrh AUTO was not responsible.
@destine2grow wrote:
@mongstradamus wrote:
@destine2grow wrote:
I did not know Amex holds AU responsible for their charges. That's good to know!i don't think its just amex, all ccs i believe hold AU responsible.
Really? Was it do to a law passing? I remember wrh AUTO was not responsible.
I am not an lawyer but i believe both main account holder and AU are responsible for whatever happens on credit card, so be careful who you let on as AU on your account
@mongstradamus wrote:
@destine2grow wrote:
@mongstradamus wrote:
@destine2grow wrote:
I did not know Amex holds AU responsible for their charges. That's good to know!i don't think its just amex, all ccs i believe hold AU responsible.
Really? Was it do to a law passing? I remember wrh AUTO was not responsible.
I am not an lawyer but i believe both main account holder and AU are responsible for whatever happens on credit card, so be careful who you let on as AU on your account
I agree! I plan to add my son to one of my cc when he is 16. Other than that no AU's lol
Amex no longer holds ACMs responsible for any charges made on the account. Not sure when that changed but it has been awhile now.
AUs aren't responsible to any charges on the account. Usually, when authorizing one online, I'll state that several times.