I'm not sure that I specifically marked it. I figured since they sent me a letter to tell me about the interest and I sent in that exact amount they would just do that. I don't have the time or money to try and get them on it. I have considered seeing if I could gather up a class action thing....

For real? What is it with big corporations always blame the employees?

What about if you send in the amount that is supposed to go to your interest built up over a year of low income payments and they say you paid it one or two days early and put it towards regular payments and capitalize the interest anyway. Is that legal? Cause they did that to me.

Brian Jacques. As good as his storytelling was, I think his ability to weave a great riddle will always be my favorite thing about his writing.

See, here's the difference. In a store you go in and give a required amount of money in exchange for goods and someone gets rich off of it. In a church you give whatever amount of money you choose and it keeps the doors open, feeds the people who serve there all day, and helps the community. Taxing churches is taxing the people who give to them. Those people have already been taxed. Taxing non profits is double taxation

Right away. Dogs will wait till they are starving

This is always my reply!

Ugh. I didn't even think of that ????

Ah I guess I should have thought about the many other witch Hunt. I was specifically referencing the Salem Witch Trials