No, not legally anyway. A credit card account is a contract between the card issuer and the person(s) named on the account. Therefore, only the issuer or the account holder can close the account for reasons as specified in the original agreement. Anyone wishing to close an account belonging to another person would need to obtain a POA or court approved conservatorship. Any person(s) who w/o legal authority tampers with another person's financial dealings can be charged with numerous violations of federal and/or state laws. In most instances that would include a spouse and parent(s) of a child who is of legal age.
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Yes
cardholder fraud
Often they're required to pay in order to have permission to display that company's logo.
The cardholder should contact the card company.
It depends where you wish to set up the company. Different areas have different regulations.
That depends on where you are starting the company. The requirements vary from country to country, state to state, and even city to city.
Review your governing documents to determine what is required before painting a house. If permission is required and permission was granted, this is evidence that you can use to defend the colour of your house. The management company has no say in exterior colours -- the board may have a list of 'approved' colours. If permission is required and no permission was asked for or granted, you may be required to re-paint your house. If permission is not required, you can ask the association to pay to re-paint your home, once they approve colours, or you can ask that your current paint job be 'grandfathered in'.
Usually by requesting permission.
The card company allows a grace period before interest is accrued.
No, a company can not charge a credit card without permission. This violation should be reported immediately to your credit card company.
No, a company can not charge a credit card without permission. This violation should be reported immediately to your credit card company.