fire mess goes to the streets.
We needed to fax a few receipts to the insurance company for the fire mess.
I photocopied 12 receipts. Took me about 6 days of running up and downs stairs and looking in old shopping bags, drawers, and once in the trash outside.
I found each corresponding item on the claim, and then wrote the number of that item on the receipt pages.
Highlighted the claim (twice) to make sure each item was accounted for.
Put all the papers in a yellow folder with the fax number, and attn. info on the outside.
Lincoln said he would fax them for me at work.
He forgot to take them to work, so one evening he suggested we go out and get a bite and fax the papers.
He took Simone and the yellow folder out to the van.
Folder on roof of van.
Simone in seat.
Folder on roof of van.
Many minutes later he asked where the folder was, and began looking around the inside of the van. He was so angry. Then in a calm but snotty voice I reminded him that I did all the work.
We drove back to our neighborhood, and we found almost all the pages on the street. Most had been run over several times.
Here we go again. At least all the receipts are together now, and I can look at the run over copies to find the item numbers.
I photocopied 12 receipts. Took me about 6 days of running up and downs stairs and looking in old shopping bags, drawers, and once in the trash outside.
I found each corresponding item on the claim, and then wrote the number of that item on the receipt pages.
Highlighted the claim (twice) to make sure each item was accounted for.
Put all the papers in a yellow folder with the fax number, and attn. info on the outside.
Lincoln said he would fax them for me at work.
He forgot to take them to work, so one evening he suggested we go out and get a bite and fax the papers.
He took Simone and the yellow folder out to the van.
Folder on roof of van.
Simone in seat.
Folder on roof of van.
Many minutes later he asked where the folder was, and began looking around the inside of the van. He was so angry. Then in a calm but snotty voice I reminded him that I did all the work.
We drove back to our neighborhood, and we found almost all the pages on the street. Most had been run over several times.
Here we go again. At least all the receipts are together now, and I can look at the run over copies to find the item numbers.
6 Comments:
OH my goodness. That is a horrible story. I HATE having to redo time consuming jobs. I hope you won your street fight.
oh grrrrrrr. I hate those kinds of jobs, and to have to do it twice!!!!!!! Oh that would really bug! So sorry.
OH NO!!! that is awful! I am grateful you found them all!
Ciara left her expensive dance shoes on the top of our van a couple weeks ago, I drove about a block down the street, realized I forgot my cell phone, and then turned around to get it. As I was driving back down the road, I see in the middle lane a pair of shoes that look familiar as I drive passed them. I had to stop and grab them. VERY lucky I even saw them! I called Ciara and said "do you know WHERE your dance shoes are?" she said, "yeah", then there was a long pause and I said "where?" she said "outside on top of the van" I had to tell her I was already driving the van lol..
What a stinker! She knew! I love that girl. =)
Oh no! I HATE paperwork!
You just have to laugh or you'd cry, huh? I hope it all works out for you to get reimbursed...
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