Is it worth it to...

[ChaimMoskowitz]

... lie about AU's to take advantage of some Amex promo's?

[Chapshnell]

if you have income to backup a FR.. I guess

[TimT]

Why lie ? Put real names just without ssn.

[ChaimMoskowitz]

Putting real names when they really are not AU's is still lying in my book.

[etech0]

if you have income (and patience) to backup a FR.. I guess

That's the answer to a lot of "is it worth it to..."s.

[TimT]

By putting their names on cards you're making them au's, they don't actually have to use it. Unless if there's rules who is & isn't allowed to be an au on your account.

[meshugener]

.....live?

[ChaimMoskowitz]

.....live?

yes

[meshugener]

yes

elaborate

[TimT]

.....live?

if you have income . I guess

[ChaimMoskowitz]

elaborate

What if that is all there is?

[meshugener]

What if that is all there is?

You know what Reb Chaim used to say? "if there's no hasbarah, there's no havanah".

Now don't even try PMing me for the definition.

[Achas Veachas]

You know what Reb Chaim used to say? "if there's no hasbarah, there's no havanah".

Now don't even try PMing me for the definition.

I believe if CM goes out his way and searches for once he can find the explanation somewhere in the archives of DDF. If not he can always look at stbaum's signature for the definition.

[ckmk47]

I think this whole thread belongs  here

[ChaimMoskowitz]

I think this whole thread belongs  here

Why, it has nothing to do with ethics.

[ChaimMoskowitz]

Now don't even try PMing me for the definition.

Why would I PM someone who does not fully understand what he wrote?
"Vos es feilt in hasbarah, feilt in havanah"

[frozy]

You know what Reb Chaim used to say? "if there's no hasbarah, there's no havanah".

Now don't even try PMing me for the definition.

POIDH

[meshugener]

Why would I PM someone who does not fully understand what he wrote?
"Vos es feilt in hasbarah, feilt in havanah"

You got some good friends behind the scene

[ChaimMoskowitz]

You got some good friends behind the scene

Actually what you posted is very common in many religious circles. As for the quote used that was Rabbi Horowitz. You might want to check out his site.