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Fri Jun-04-04 04:13 PM
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| The state wants it's dollar back? |
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Apparently they overpaid my unemployment benefits by exactly 1 dollar and they want it back.
How should I send it? Check? Pennies? Coupons that are worth 1/20th of a cent each?
Sigh....
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| Book Lover
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Fri Jun-04-04 04:15 PM
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send them an invoice itemizing their postage for sending you the notice that they want their dollar back, your postage for the letter, and send them a check for the dollar minus postage. Then again, that's me and I'm a big pain in the ass.
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| Massacure
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Fri Jun-04-04 04:15 PM
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Edited on Fri Jun-04-04 04:16 PM by Massacure
And tell them if they want the other 37 cents, to buy a glue stick and reuse the stamp. :p
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| Wickerman
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Fri Jun-04-04 04:16 PM
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| 2. Check - it costs them to process and isn't a hassle for the poor clerk |
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who will have to take care of whatever you send in. It isn' their fault, though they might find the coupons pretty funny! Oh, and I would wait for at least the 2nd or third notice - they won't report you to a credit bureau until you are in "default" for that dollar!
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| Mr. McD
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Fri Jun-04-04 04:22 PM
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| 3. One year The IRS sent me a bill for around $100 |
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I mailed it to them and about 6 weeks later they sent me a check for over $300. No explaination.:shrug: :shrug:
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