justifiable homicide

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soooo, those of you that have ever dealt with a financial billing company that covers several accounts that you have—and can’t keep them straight. you know, putting the wrong payment to the wrong account, not giving credit for payments because they don’t know where they put them—even though they know you payed them because you send them copies (front and back) of your cancelled checks. and then the hours and hours, day after day, that you spend on the phone trying to get someone who knows anything—and getting told different things by different people you talk to—–and we KNOW they all have access to the same info on their computer. and, being told something is computer automated and will be sent out in 1 to 2 weeks (like i don’t know there is a manual override and i want it printed out NOW and sent out TODAY!)

if a person were to just finally lose it and do something drastic—-do you think it could be considered justifiable homicide—-or temporary insanity from the circles and circles and hoops they made you jump through?

[Anonymous]

I hear you Christine! Our local cable company is notorious for being able to make grown adults break down in tears from frustration or want to lose it. A mathmatician couldn’t figure out the bill… in fact, their own employees can’t figure it out!

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i finally figured out where the check they couldn’t find had gone and told the employee where they had sent my check!!! i thought the guy had finally gotten it all right, i had all the right acct. numbers and addresses and amounts to send—–but decided to make one more final phone call, just to be sure——and the guy had it wrong. i got a hold of a lady that had it a lot more together—–i only owe $21.27—-and after it is paid i will have a credit because of their crazy check shifting and dividing. i kept telling kevin that i thought i had overpaid them.

we are going to go talk to the man in charge locally of the finances before they get sent to this company, and tell him about the nightmare experience we had with them. when someone told me who to talk to, i realized that we used to go to church with him before we moved, so we know him. kevin was ready to take our medical business out of town.

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