Wrongly sent sellf assessment?
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You need to file an Income Tax return if you consider yourself a citizen.
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THIS CANT BE RIGHT,YOUR NOT THE REAL FUDGIE,HE DOES'NT ASK QUESTIONS,.ANY HOW,MR WHO EVER YOU ARE ,FOR ME IT HAS 0-0 WRITTEN ALL OVER IT,1 MISSED PEN,AND 2 SENDING OFF'S.CELTS ANOTHER TWO POINTS CLEAR,\n HOW YA DOING MATE,WHERE'S ME PINT YA BAM.?
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I thnk you did not write it down right ... please check it again and send it again
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you need to make one correction. "A follow-up sales call would be APPRECIATED". Omit "in most cases".
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I agree with the previous advice of discussing a possible misunderstanding with him.  Tell him you didn't understand that he wanted you to do this, but now that you do, ask him what you can do to help resolve the situation now.  Once this particular problem is handled, then ask him what you can do to make communication clearer between the two of you; as part of that discussion you can diplomatically point out to him that, perhaps, putting expectations in writing in the future might be helpful to you both.  If these things don't work and he insists on making it an issue at review time, or holding it against you during salary administration, then (and only then) get HR involved.
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try to find out which one is not correct
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We just received the same check.  What have you done regarding this check.  I can't find anything out either.  Our check had the same amount and post-it saying thanks.
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Inform them ASAP, human error is acceped but the longer you wait it will looks like deception
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Go to the credit reporting company that has the disputed item(s).  They will have a link that says something to the effect of "something not right on your report? Click here to find out how to fix it" or dispute credit report here.  They will provide a form that you fill out and send to the reporting agency.  Or you could call the credit reporting agency and dispute it over the phone.  It's faster through the phone.  I am sure they also have an e-mail feature, also.  I know Equifax, Experian and Transunion are the three biggest agencies.
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P\nH\nE\nW\n\n......no I haven't - sounds like you have trust account issues or something embezzlement-ish??
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doesn't look good, if this is any indication:\n\nfrom: http://www.uncdf.org/english/news_and_events/newsfiles/20050308_advisory.php\n\nEmail Fraud Advisory \nUNCDF recently fell victim to an internet scam whereby a fraudulent email was circulated announcing fictitious vacancy announcements. The purpose of this fraud was to get people to register for a training, and send in a fee ... As a matter of practice, UNCDF does not charge any application, processing or training fee at any stage of the recruitment process. \n\nPlease be advised that this scam is currently being investigated by our legal affairs department. Anyone who has received this fraudulent notice is asked to forward it on to scamalert@undp.org to assist with the investigation.
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The easiest way is to check with the secretary who is responsible for keeping the minutes accurate.  When you present the discrepancy, ordinarily that person would be grateful for the correction.\n\nIf the minutes with the error have already been voted as approved, however, then the only way is to have that error brought to the floor at the next meeting as a correction to the minutes.  Votes are usually unanimous.
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This is an easy problem to fix, so if you are in need feel free to contact me and I'll guide you through it.\n\nI'm going to bet this is just a screw-up on the credit reporting agency's part.  They put this report into the wrong account.  When they don't have enough accurate information (like date of birth or Social Security number), it can easily be misfiled.\n\nIf you follow my instructions this should be taken care of quickly.  Call the electric company and explain the situation.  Talk to the supervisor, not one of the collection department idiots!  \n\nIMPORTANT!  Tell them that there is a report on your credit history stating you owe them money.  Tell them that it's incorrect, and that it is effecting your ability to rent an apartment or get other credit.  DEMAND that this be removed immediately.\n\nIf the supervisor has half a brain, he/she will realize that you have an excellent lawsuit against them for violating the Fair Credit Reporting Act, and they can be sued for damages resulting from this report.  They will then do a fast investigation and get this removed from your history within a few days.\n\nBut you need to cover your bases.  What happens if they drop the ball, and the listing still doesn't get removed.  \n\nYou need to follow the procedures set by the FCRA to protest this listing.  That involves getting a copy of your credit report from http://www.annualcreditreport.com and then protesting the negative report to each of the agencies.  Also send a "demand to validate" the debt to the electric company.  \n\nThe problem with this method is that it's time consuming, and could easily take a few months to complete.  \n\nSince I'm fairly convinced this is an honest mistake, I think calling them first will work.  But get those letters in the mail anyway.\n\nIf you still can not get these removed promptly, and you can prove they are incorrect, don't be afraid to sue them!  It's easy, and in your case you could easily get several thousand dollars in damages.  \n\nRead the links below.  Don't be afraid to get tough with them.  Contact me if you need help.
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You need to speak to Google Customer Services and ask them why it has been listed wrongly.
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I have no idea...I'd consult another attorney if you are not happy with the one you have.
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Contact the Clerk of Courts, explain that you filed the wrong papers and ask them how to correct it.  Good Luck!
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The person made a mistake and misunderstood. Maybe e-mail Yahoo and ask them to take another look at all the facts.