Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Georgia
Company Issued Credit Card
I was issued a credit card from a previous employer for use during that time. The card had my name first and their name second. I filled out company expense reports, the company sent me a check, and I wrote the credit card company a check. Somewhere along the line there was a discrepency between my expenses and the amount owed on the card. My previous employer said that this was my responsibility, I no longer work there, and now the credit card company is collecting from me. I have been sending $30 a month and still owe around $300. I just want to know if I am the one that should be paying this or should it be my previous employer? Thanks for your help.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Company Issued Credit Card
It depends largely on the terms of the credit card agreement and who it was with. You may have personally guaranteed the card.
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