You know how you get junk mail, the same organization keeps sending you pointless pieces of mail about joining their program or being part of their program or being covered by them for one reason or another. Pieces of mail- do I dare even call them mail - - either at the center of the table are on my little writing desk in the back corner of my apartment or they will they will lay there until something happens that forces me or somebody else too look through them and separate any good pieces of information from the other garbage that tends to fill up my mailbox in time to find. I've gone to a point where I only checked my mail once a week or 2 weeks. For a number of years now I've noticed that I keep getting pieces of mail from Chase Bank which is a pretty big operation. My ex belong to chase for quite a while if I remember right and I guess we both did as far as possibly having a joint account I'm not sure I can barely remember. Anyway I've been getting these fairly authoritative looking Chase envelopes the last couple of weeks. And I've thrown these pieces of mail on the pile to be liquidated. First of the week I bumped into the small desk and of course everything got dumped onto the floor a real mess which doesn't really surprise me. But I've been meaning to pick up the mess for some time before Lissy she's the mess and cleans it up herself for sorry about that to happen. So start picking up the message this morning early before she got here and I came across two identical pieces of mail actually there could have been three. We were rather thick envelopes that I was a little cautious about sending him to the shredder because I worry about burning the motor out and the piece of mail slows the shredder to the point that it's going to seize up. Anyways I opened up one envelope and sent the envelope through and I was about to throw the other piece of mail through when I saw a couple of phrases on the document indicating that they are trying to contact me about a check that I had never cashed, a cashier's check from the bank, I have never cashed and if they didn't hear from me by the 17th of July it would go to the states unclaimed money office. I opened up the second envelope at that point and it was the exact same letter but dated a couple weeks earlier. I looked at the document very close thinking that maybe it was a scam group fishing but I didn't see anything too weird about it it looks pretty official in legit enough so that I settled up as soon as I got done with my morning routine and jump the bus and headed up to the Chase Bank just down the street from where I live. Figured I was going to run into the bureaucracy and that I'll be waiting quite a while but that's all right I did not have anything else to do and the Branch was air conditioned and quite amenable. I was finally called into one of the Banker-etts name the lasandra. She was kind and spent the next hour with me trying to ascertain whether the document was authentic and how to process the document if it was. After numerous phone calls and improperative meetings with various Bank professionals reestablish the fact that it was authentic and legitimate. I signed the documents I needed to and now it's been sent to the home Bank where they will cut me a check for almost $400! Like I said I figured anyway would be worthwhile and if this comes through it will be…
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