Monday, December 12, 2011

Can a parent tell when someone has used their debit card?

Okay, so let's say I get their debit card and order something online. What I want to do is pay for my college app fee online. If I use my Mom's debit card will she find out? If so, how?|||every transaction that happens on the debit card is recorded and they can tell where and when and what you have purchased|||Yes, i am a parent, every time the debit card is used the bank has a print out telling the date, amount, and where or what company the card was used for. It comes in the mail once a month on a bank print out or they can get online to see there checking account. the funds are taken out of there account as soon as the card is used so there going to know. if you don't tell them they wont know that money isn't in there right away and they could bounce a check then they will have to pay a fifty dollar charge. Not good for them. Honesty is the best policey|||yes. Everything will show on her bank statement. Why don't you just ask permission.|||Of course she will find out. The activities of a debit card are recorded, and the payee will show on her statement. How will you explain a charge to Jones University ?|||I hope it's a good college, because you are naive.|||as soon as i use my debit card, i can see that a purchase was made using my online banking (i mean the minute it was made it shows up). Ask permission.. or don't do it...|||That's unethical and illegal. Your mom, the Bank and the State could press charges against you, even if your mom didn't want to.





You should improve your character in addition to your education.|||Do you think the bank just gives away free money?|||On her bank statement she will see the money going out with a note where it went.


OOPS?|||wow, you sure have a lot to learn. if youre contemplating this as a smart move, I cant even imagine what your next move is going to be...|||Yes, she's gonna have to pay a bill eventually, isn't she? When you eat in a restaurant you get a bill, don't you? Same thing.





It's called an audit trail.

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