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My current living boyfriend, who I plan to serve a 30-day notice too, very soon.

He ran up to my credit card, and I've been following the baby steps, and I've paid everything

off except for those two credit cards, and it was actually the baby steps that helped me

realize that those two carts have been run up. I didn't realize it at the time. And I guess

I'm just looking for, I guess, a way through to figure out if there's a possibility

for me to recoup my money back.

Yeah.

I'm paying for it because it's on my credit.

Yeah.

Well, was he an authorized user on your card?

How did he get access?

He was not an authorized user on your card? How did he get access? He was not an authorized user on my card.

So at the time, still we're living together, and we had a mosquito tick flea service that we were supposed to be paying for.

They said they wanted to do, like, the automatic, they wanted to charge us automatically.

And I was at home at the time as though I used my credit card and gave it to them.

And he said, you know, don't worry about it.

I'll pay for the service.

And so that's how it started.

So he grabbed your credit card while he was at home. Saw it on a table? What happened? No, I gave it to them. You did it, okay. With the promise that he was going to pay it back? Yeah, and they would be charging a card every month. It's a monthly recurring charge, and then he would, you know, that was it. That was part of one of his bills.

He was part of the household.

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