Once again in our latest round up of unusual credit card crimes, we see that other than some free room and board (i.e., jail), crime really doesn’t pay.
Crook gets robbed
What’s the world coming to these days? I remember the good old days when a thief could go about his business without getting robbed. But I guess that was another era.
According to the Memphis Commercial-Appeal, Paul Coker, 35 years old and from Gadsden, Ala., allegedly used his company credit card to sell $2,300 worth of gas to strangers. Instead of money, however, they apparently gave him cocaine.
But during this transaction — maybe while Coker was, perhaps, high as the International Space Station — these strangers stole eight tires worth $4,400 from his truck.






Credit cards can be a great asset as they allow you to have access to a line of credit that you may not have otherwise if it were not for the credit card. Used right they can really aid your cash flow each month. On the other hand, if you have already accessed this line of credit and find yourself now in the position of having to pay this debt back and want to do if fast, then there are some things you can do speed up the paying-back process (which will also save you lots of money on interest payments!).