if myself and my husband are supposedly flat broke(all cards are maxed and bank is empty) how is it that i see an email saying "your request for 50.00 will be posted to your statement on 5-15-08"? if we cant use the card for gas or anything, how can there be a request for a maxed out card? wouldnt that have to come directly from the checking side?or dont they have to recieve a payment to do that? in that has been shadiness going on give or take a few money since we got married,(amongst other things which i wont get into) so since i am lower than the impression i cant buy diapers until after the 15th(when he gets compensated next) does that mean he is walking around with 50.00 right in a minute? since he stormed out of the house a little while ago,then i see that email right after, once again it doesnt look angelic. can someone tell me why a credit card co. would send an email similar to that?

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Answers:    He apparently requested $50.

It is sad that you don't have any read out in the finances especially if a baby is involved.

This is a big red flag.

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first of all, is he into drugs? he might have asked for a credit factor increase. You should ring your credit card company and ask them. It sounds fishy to me too.

j

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Banks don't distribute you emails about money being posted to your story. That email was either spam or someone trying to scam you.
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