Apparently,
Feb. 27th, 2004 10:55 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
edgI signed up for a trial subscription for Entertainment Weekly magazine at Best Buy a while back. I don't remember doing this, but I don't discount the possibility. However, today I received a charge for a re-subscription to the magazine, at $27.95. This was, to put it mildly, a bit of a shock, given that I have never seen a single issue of the magazine in my mailbox. In other words, I'm getting re-subscribed to a magazine to which, according to empirical evidence, I was never subscribed in the first place.
Fortunately, Kim at the EW call center was both helpful and obliging, and has cancelled the subscription and given me a refund, which should show up on my bank account in a few days.
In addition, the check that I need to pay the bills for the month - our refunded security deposit from Henderson-Webb - can't be deposited into my account without both my signature and Dave's on it. And Dave is out of town until Wednesday at the earliest.
I need to get off this train of thought. I'm going to stress myself to death if I don't.
Fortunately, Kim at the EW call center was both helpful and obliging, and has cancelled the subscription and given me a refund, which should show up on my bank account in a few days.
In addition, the check that I need to pay the bills for the month - our refunded security deposit from Henderson-Webb - can't be deposited into my account without both my signature and Dave's on it. And Dave is out of town until Wednesday at the earliest.
I need to get off this train of thought. I'm going to stress myself to death if I don't.
