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Man uses company credit cards for $40000 in personal use - WBXH
Man uses company credit cards for $40000 in personal useWBXHBut Walker said since then, Runnels abused that trust by using the company credit cards for personal use, going to the ATM withdrawing money in $500 increments. "Everything from jewelry, to eating out at restaurants, Walmart," said Walker Police ...and more »
OC woman used company credit cards for fertility treatments, DA says - Los Angeles Times
LAistOC woman used company credit cards for fertility treatments, DA saysLos Angeles TimesShe was responsible for all company credit card accounts, authorities said. But Orange County prosecutors say she used her position to sweeten her own life. Not satisfied with a single company credit card, prosecutors said, she ordered additional ...OC Woman Charged With Stealing From Employer to Pay for Fertility Treatment ...NBC Los Angelesall 7 news articles »
Credit Card Protection Plans Draw State Lawsuits, Federal Scrutiny - Fox Business
Credit Card Protection Plans Draw State Lawsuits, Federal ScrutinyFox BusinessWest Virginia settled with Capital One for $13.5 million in January 2012 in a case involving credit card fees the state said were deceptive. The company admitted no wrongdoing in the settlement. Discover settled with Minnesota for $2 million last year ...and more »
Woman charges fertility treatments to company credit card - The Imperfect Parent
The Imperfect ParentWoman charges fertility treatments to company credit cardThe Imperfect ParentGroceries, hotel stays, airfare, an engagement ring, and fertility treatments for her partner—all things that Ligia Baciu, 36, stands accused of charging to her company credit cards. Prosecutors contend that Baciu began charging unauthorized purchases ...Woman Buys Engagement Ring, Fertility Treatments on Company Credit CardsLAistLigia Baciu, Company Accountant, Accused of Stealing $236k to Pay for Luxuries ...OC Weekly (blog)Former Bakery Accountant Accused Of Stealing More Than $235KCBS Localabc7.comall 5 news articles »
Sentencing Your Credit Cards To Exile Might Not Be The Smartest Move - Business Insider
Business InsiderSentencing Your Credit Cards To Exile Might Not Be The Smartest MoveBusiness InsiderBut what about those consumers who put a figurative freeze on credit card debt? Some consumers routinely let their credit cards gather dust. They're comfortable walking around with cash or they use debit cards, saving credit accounts for emergencies ...Two Ways to Start Building a Credit HistoryFox Businessall 9 news articles »
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