(05-24-2022, 06:23 PM)Jags Wrote: Mikey is onto something.  I once had issues canceling a gym membership.  They wanted me to pay my head, rub my tummy, e-mail this address 60 days out while not wearing white after Labor Day [BLEEP].  I just called my bank. End of those transactions.  They never came after me once I did that.  And I agree with paying the debt….as long as it’s warranted.  In your case and the gym case, there should be no reason to pay for pet insurance for a deceased animal.  Would you pay health insurance for your dead grandmother or parents?  Welp, me either.  Fight that tooth and nail.  Turn it on them.  If they offered better care fluffy would still be here because you didn’t cover “xxx”. Doesn’t matter.  Fight it.

There could very well be a reason she owes it even after the pet is dead, and that is, if she was basically financing a payment that would normally be paid in advance.   In other words, if you had the option of paying all at once, or stretching the payments out over time with a finance charge.  For example, if you finance a car, and then wreck it, you still owe the payments.  

That's just a hypothetical, and I have no idea what her contract said, but I'm just trying to illustrate why it is possible to still owe the money.

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