<prompt> Human: I was just checking my finances when I realized I was never charged for a NVIDIA GTX 1080 that I bought about a year ago on amazon. I dont exactly know how that happened, other than some problem with dividing the order. x200B;My whole order were three computer items, the graphics card, a keyboard and a monitor, all totaling about 970 dollars. I have an amazon prime card so I decided to put it in there and pay it off in a few months, to help build up my credit I dont even know if that does help your credit, but thats besides the point. The order was divided into two different orders automatically, one with the monitor by itself, and the other one with the graphics card and the keyboard. However, checking the statements now, it only explicitly shows me being billed for the keyboard and the monitor, and nothing else over the next year after the purchase, besides a few sub 10 items which I just randomly bought now and then. I added up the charges at around that time I was building a PC, and indeed I was only charged for 378 out of the whole 970 and to this day, no other charges have been put there. I did receive my graphics card. What should I do? Can this come back and screw me over in the future in some form of hit on my credit, or bill with interest? Thank you!  <response>: Their fault not yours, move along. 