shawagma wrote:RajSida wrote:3 years ago I was laid off while working in Dubai. I had an outstanding credit card balance of AED 100,000 with HSBC. I left Dubai for the US without paying. Those acoounts still show active when I log on to online banking. Without morally judging me, I have a question. I'm planning on taking a trip to India on Etihad via Abu Dhabi. I will have a couple of hours of lay over at the airport. Do you think I will have any problem at the airport being a transit passenger?
The bank has never contacted me all these years. I never wrote a security check either when I got the credit card.
Thanks.
Not to worry man, Dubai has too much money to care for a tiny amount of 100k , some prince must have wiped his a.ss with that today morning , But make sure you mention that point to the immigration , infact if your a smooth talker , you might get the bank to pay you another 100,000.
Don't be silly. It isn't Dubai that's the loser, it's the likes of me who bank with HSBC. No wonder they charge so much, it's to cover loses like these.
-- Fri Dec 09, 2011 5:20 pm --
RajSida,
The bank won't have contacted you because you won't have given them your address.
I wouldn't risk it if I were you. These things have a habit of coming back and biting you on the backside.
You could always do the decent thing and make an arrangement to pay them back. If they were good enough to lend it to you, you should be good enough to pay it back.