jstewismybastardson
Lord Shitlord aka El cibernauta
well ... it was on the Ed show
If you can't have her in Havre, then you can't have her.I've been through Wild Horse several times on trips to Havre, Montana, I think 21 seats is being generous.
If you can't have her in Havre, then you can't have her.
Is this the same mom-in-law who melted your cookware handles in the oven? I would suggest putting her laptop in the oven (you know, maybe the laptop is cold and just needs to be warmed up, like a car?)
In October, I went to the ER.(Softball accident) I was billed around $100 for the visit some time in November and paid it promptly.
In March, I went to the ER again. (Basketball accident) I got what I thought was a bill for that trip also for about $100 in April. It's due this month, so I'll be paying it after I get my next pay check.
Today, I got a phone call telling me I have a balance of nearly $300. I have not received a paper bill yet saying the same like I got the other two times. It turns out that the second bill I got was actually from the first ER visit. I paid the physician fee, but now I'm getting a bill for the emergency fee. They waited six months since they sent the physician's bill to send the emergency room fee for that visit. BUT! They're already charging me, and giving me only a month to pay, both the physician fee and the emergency room fee for the March visit. And they're not sending me a paper bill. They just gave me a phone call and didn't leave a message, so I wouldn't have even know about the bill if I didn't call the unknown number back on a whim.
If they had billed me for the previous visit all at once, I could have been prepared for this. I would have known what sort of cost to expect for the second visit, I would have already sorted out the previous cost, and I'd probably not have a problem with this. But now, on my reduced summer pay, I'm going to have a hard time with this bill, especially with it coming all at once and giving me only a month to pay it.
On top of that, my roommate and I set off our security system and didn't get into the house in time to turn it off before it issued and emergency call. The company usually calls the house phone first to make sure it wasn't a test or an accident, and all we have to do is provide a code word and they cancel the alarm. So we waited by the phone for an hour, but the call never came. My cell phone number is second on the list, but I never got a call, either.
We figured we had just actually put the code in just in time for them to cancel the alarm, but five and a half hours later, after my roommates had already turned in for the night, and just as I was about to do the same, a cop knocked on our door to respond to the alarm. He told me the company had called us "multiple times" with no response, so we would be billed for the visit.
Well if they called multiple times, they didn't call the right number, because I never got the call. And it's not much of an emergency response to a break in to come five and a half after the alarm goes off, but they charged me $200 for that visit, so I have to pay that, too. But I really don't think I should, because I tested the phone later that night, and it quite clearly worked, so the company could not have dialed our number, because we stood in the living room for an hour waiting, and my phone has its complete life's history of calls on it, and none of them are from the company, so it's not our fault we didn't get the call, and the emergency response was far from timely if it had been an emergency. However, I lost the bill anyway, and I need them to send it to me again if I do have to pay it in full, but the office which handles the billing both always has its lines busy, apparently, because I have been trying to call them for the past 14 hours to no avail, and they don't let you leave messages or stay on hold, they just have a message that tells you their lines are busy and to call back later.
So I can't get the bill resent, so I'll probably accrue an extra charge, but I already have $400 more due this month than I expected, which is over a quarter of my monthly income.
It basically sucks, I guess, is what I'm getting at.
That sucks man. I am not sure what it is with medical bills, they seem to hold them. I had surgery on March 5th and have paid every bill I was sent. According to my health insurance website deductible tracker I should have more bills coming. I have no idea when or from whom though. No big deal but I really hope I am not at this job sooner rather than later so if my insurance changes then bills come in it might become a clusterfuck.
As for the alarm company - if you need me to bang some heads together let me know. Not showing off but I am almost 5'9" so I can be pretty intimidating.