Nú fer að líða að skuldadögum!

Eins og við vitum fáum við ársins skemmtilegustu kreditkorta reikninganna um mánaðarmótin. Hinsvegar er það afstætt hvað hár kreditkorta reikningur sé í raun (sjá frétt að neðan).

Einnig var ég að pæla hvort við gætum lokað búllunni, Íslandi í smá tíma eftir þessi mánaðarmót. Hvers vegna...jú...þeir svaka ríku einu sinni gaurar eru nú allir blankir...þó svo engin viðurkenni það....og hin almenni launþegi verpur nú líka blankur.

Rakst á þessa frétt að utan:

 

American Express' credit card motto may be "Don't leave home without it," but a Minnesota car dealer may have gone too far, allegedly owing millions in charges.

The credit card company is suing Forest Lake Ford President John D. Berken in federal court for allegedly failing to pay back $3.85 million it says he took out in $90,000 increments throughout October and November, the St. Paul Pioneer Press reported Tuesday.

Berken, 39, said the civil lawsuit filed Friday caught him off guard.

"It's the first I've heard of it. As far as I know, we're up to date" in making payments, he said. "The last charge was for $200,000, and we made it like clockwork."

A search of public records showed no criminal charges against Berken, the newspaper said. However, the Pioneer Press said state records indicate a man named John D. Berken with the same birth date as the Forest Lake car dealer has several check-forgery and theft convictions on his record and served about 20 months in prison in the mid-1990s. Berken said that's not him.

An attorney for American Express said the company generally does not talk about pending litigation.