Money in the bank
Apr. 29th, 2008 09:46 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
superbadgirlI smell refund!
No, not the stimulating tax rebate going out to some people. If I get that it won't be for a while. The last digits of my SSN are middle of the road.
I'm talking Norton Symantec. Two months ago, I submitted a request for a refund, got bupkes in response, and hemmed and hawed about what I should do. I ended up doing nothing, because I am just that lazy. Sixty bucks wasn't enough of an incentive, and apparently I'm not all that principled.
I finally got a response from online customer service, telling me they'll refund the costs. W00t! It's almost like being rewarded for doing nothing. ;)
As for the tax rebate, I've already started stimulating the economy. I bought $150 worth of spring/summer clothing yesterday. That's two dresses, one skirt, two cardigans, and several shirts. I'm frugal in my economy-boosting ways.
Plus, I think I've found a sofa, maybe an armchair and a bed, all for under $500.
No, not the stimulating tax rebate going out to some people. If I get that it won't be for a while. The last digits of my SSN are middle of the road.
I'm talking Norton Symantec. Two months ago, I submitted a request for a refund, got bupkes in response, and hemmed and hawed about what I should do. I ended up doing nothing, because I am just that lazy. Sixty bucks wasn't enough of an incentive, and apparently I'm not all that principled.
I finally got a response from online customer service, telling me they'll refund the costs. W00t! It's almost like being rewarded for doing nothing. ;)
As for the tax rebate, I've already started stimulating the economy. I bought $150 worth of spring/summer clothing yesterday. That's two dresses, one skirt, two cardigans, and several shirts. I'm frugal in my economy-boosting ways.
Plus, I think I've found a sofa, maybe an armchair and a bed, all for under $500.
