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December 06, 2012
Write Offs
My mother passed away six months ago and she just got a bill in the
mail from CenturyLink, her telephone service provider. The total amount due is
$.08. Seriously, you can’t make this stuff up. No telling how much it cost the
company to process the billing and mail it. My options are to ignore the
statement, call the company to see if they would reconsider, send them a check,
or mail them eight cents. I decided it was worth the cost of first class
postage to mail the eight pennies to the company’s outsourced billing
department. Companies today always requests that the consumer remit with
checks, credit cards and electronic transfers, so I’m wondering if they even
have a local bank where they can deposit eight cents cash. Of course the most
practical solution would be for the company to simply write off the eight
cents, but I suppose this situation is no different than some of us failing to
write off wrongs that were done to us.
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1 comment:
Gail;
-----I love your ingenuity. Did you remember to mail your eight cents certified, signature required?
Love you all,
Steve Corey
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