Here, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court held that VISA charges on debtor’s preapproved credit card were not dischargeable in bankruptcy. Here, the creditor sent an unsolicited credit card application to debtor for a preapproved VISA card with a $4,000 line of credit. The debtor accepted the card when she already had amassed some $29,000 in other credit […]
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