E.g.: a credit card kiting scheme utilizing the credit available on various credit cards to pay for living expenses and to make the minimum payments on other credit card accounts [In re Easchai, supra; but compare In re Bixel, 215 BR 772 (Bank.SD.Cal 1997) (debtor used credit card to pay off other credit cards, which were not used again, in an attempt to consolidate debts and have a single monthly payment);
From
http://touchngo.com/lglcntr/usdc/bnk...iefs/bnk54.htm
That reads to me as the same thing that jam161 is inquiring about. It seems like a win-win situation, but if he is not opening any new credit cards etc, it might not be illegal, as in the explaination above, they said that teh cards were not used again.
Here is an example of Check Kiting from
http://www.crimes-of-persuasion.com/...bank_fraud.htm
Kiting
Cheque kiting is when in-transit or non-existent cash is recorded in more than one bank account. The crime usually occurs when a bank pays on an unfunded deposit.
For example, a bum check is deposited into an account. Before the cash is collected by the bank, a check is written against the same account and deposited into a second account, or cashed. The increased use of wire transfers allows this type of scheme to be perpetrated very quickly.
I dunno. I wouldn't do it.