jsbillings

I started noticing this on my Facebook page:

I wasn't sure why it was so concerned about the security of my account, so I clicked on the link, to see this:

Then I remembered reading about how Facebook wants to sell your information to third parties, including your cell phone number. Realization dawns.

obleighvious posted an accurate summary of our week long "vacation" where we are accomplishing quite a bit. Namely, getting rid of a lot of junk and fixing up the house.

I mentioned this weekend that my former landlady wrote the wrong amount in a check to reimburse us our security deposit.

I just looked at the check today.

She didn't sign it.

Either she's an idiot or very good at approximating stupidity to scam me.

So not only does my former landlord, Sue Cagwin, take nearly 2 months to return the deposit for the condo I was renting, but she shorts us $250. And claims in the memo field, "less $200 for cat deposit". Which I already have told her that we paid when we put down the deposit, after ordering a copy of the statement from 2 years ago. You can't just make up stuff 2 months after I've left the condo.

On top of that, since when does $250 == $200?

Math. I know subtraction is oh so difficult but at least pull out the calculator if you can't do it in your head.