An Eleven-Month Paper Trail Revealed Where Eighteen Thousand Dollars Had Really Gone
The forty-thousand-dollar limit had hit its absolute ceiling because of heavy spending on the secondary cards.
“Whose names are printed on those two secondary cards?” I asked.
Sheila pressed her lips into a tight line and turned her glass display three inches to the left, blocking my view.
“I’m not allowed to show named secondary users without a formal owner audit request.”
“I’m the primary account holder,” I said.
“It’s my Social Security number on the application.”
“It is,” Sheila said.