If someone gave you permission to use "there aunts credit card" and you used it. later found out it was stolen but the person who lied to you addmitted to lieing to you to the police can you get into trouble please only serious responses

Yes, you can get in trouble. Not only was it not your card, it was not even your friend's card. Even if the card was his aunt's, he would not have the authority to let you use it. I am sure you were aware something was up - why would your friend's aunt offer to cover your purchases? I would guess you ignored common sense in favour of some free goods. Poor judgement does have consequences. You will probably be looking at identity fraud on top of theft.

How many times are you going to ask this question but word it slightly different? YOUR FRIEND CAN'T TELL YOU IT'S OKAY TO USE HIS/HER AUNT'S CREDIT CARD. What is it that you don't get about this? You don't use someone else's credit card. Period. Otherwise it's theft.

Bawks - you know it was stolen.

Yes. YOU are responsible for yourself, for your own actions. You should have sought the card owners permission yourself. . The courts may let you off with a warning depending on your age and/or if you have any prior convictions.

Yes. You didn't have the owner's permission. It's pretty stupid to ever use someone else's credit card because in the end it's he said she said.

Serious reply - only those listed by the credit card company as owners are to use the card. Yes you can and should get in trouble. +5

I hope so but I don't know for sure. I'm sure that when you accepted the card that you knew it was wrong.

The only person who had the athourity to give permission was the Aunt. She owns the card. The only way to make it right is to return items if you can, pay back the Aunt and tell the police the truth. If indeed it was someone else that stole the card.
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Why on earth would you use someone elses card that you didn't know?? Hope you learned your lesson. NEVER use someone elses card, regardless of what someone tells you.

I haven't but as far as any credit car is concerned the only person who can use it legally is the card holder.