They deposited the check. The funds were withdrawn from my account.
Then last week I got an email saying this:
Your request for reimbursement has been approved. You will receive a reimbursement in the amount of $208.43. This paperwork will be walked to Accounting on 7/21/2009.
When I emailed our secretary to find out what happened, I got an out-of-office reply and haven't heard anything since.
And today I got an email from the Cashier's Office saying my check is ready to be picked up.
I'm not sure what the best course of action is, here. Should I pick up the check, and deposit it, and wait for someone in accounting to notice that they added instead of subtracting? Should I ignore the check and hope someone else deals with the paperwork?
What I do not want to happen is this: I don't get the check (or get it but don't deposit it) and then someone charges me $208.43 anyway.
Chris showed up yesterday when I was in the middle of complaining about this story to Alyssa. He said "It sounds like you are having a codependent relationship with someone." He is right. Stop letting me enable you, Gallaudet!
*For certain values of "function".
Maybe they're confused because no one has ever refunded a travel advance before. You could be the first traveller who is both thrifty and honest.
ReplyDeleteI guess. Although they make you give them receipts. Maybe other people forge receipts? Maybe everyone else just spends more money.
ReplyDeleteRegardless! This is no way to run a university!
I decided, on Clifton's advice, to refuse to sign for the check and just ignore the whole situation.