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Date: Thu, 04/12/2007 - 13:20

Submitted by Leah
on Thu, 04/12/2007 - 13:20

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Need some advice here...This has nothing to do with debt but maybe someone can help me....
If you have been working for a company that pays you weekly, and the first week you do not get paid because they claim they lost your W-2 and you go out and fill it out and they say that you will get the money on the next check the following week, and then the following week comes and there is no check....Say a friends husband is the one telling his wife this....Would you be inclined to believe that perhaps the husband has been lying about a job for the past two weeks?


Leah,they cannot hold a check because of a lost W-2.Let's put this in perspective from my job. You are telling me I worked 175 hours in a two week period and I don't get paid because you lost my W-2! Can you say hello Labor board. If you want to verify my nattering go to your unemployment office and ask for copy of their laws that all employers are bound by.


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Submitted by cajunbulldog on Thu, 04/12/2007 - 13:25

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If I was the wife I would be on the phone, calling the so called place of employment, ask to speak with the husband or to speak with the payroll department saying you need to update his information. Guess that is why I am not married, too much deception in the institute of marriage. Being single, means MY MONEY, MY CAR, MY HOUSE and MY paycheck or no paycheck


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Submitted by anonymous on Thu, 04/12/2007 - 15:10

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Yep I agree that is BS. If it were me I would BE at his so called place of employment and standing in that HR dept.asking questions. Maybe looking like a fool for a moment but he would NOT want to walk in the door after a so called day of work. maybe thats why my hubby works 2 full-time jobs lol he's scared ;)


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Submitted by puddlejmpr on Thu, 04/12/2007 - 16:08

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I think what puddlejmpr said is an excellent idea! She should go to his work and find out what's up! Imagine what an idiot he will feel like when she is told that he never did work there, or that he only worked one day!!!! I hope she does the right thing and throws his sorry butt out for lying to her and using her the way that he has. I am sure she is a wonderful person that deserves way better and can do better on her own without him trying to bring her down!


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Submitted by Sassnlucy on Thu, 04/12/2007 - 16:20

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does she happen to live in a Northern state where the temps. are still very cold...and, also if she has young children or any kind of illness....she may be able to avoid having her electric turned off. I know while I lived in maine they absolutely could not turn off your power if it might cause severe health problems or even death. Of course this may have changed by now.

As for the husband's story...certainly sounds fishy to me...but then again...I learned to be very cynical at a very young age!

I wish her the best....hard times ahead for her!


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Submitted by Moondanzer on Thu, 04/12/2007 - 18:13

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You are right moondanzer. And if she is in OH she can go to the nearest dept. of human services office (welfare) and request an application for PRC. It is a benefit that can be used to pay for utilities, rent, mortgage payments. I believe the lifetime benefit is $2,000. And the income requirements are not that difficult to meet. You can earn much higher per month than you can if applying for the other entitlements such as Medicaid or foodstamps. She just needs to go in and request application for PRC and must also have disconnect notices for the utilities before they help pay to prevent disconnection, also if she is facing eviction she would also need the eviction notice.


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Submitted by WHEREAMI? on Thu, 04/12/2007 - 18:22

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Nope no kids. and so far that has been the main reason she didn't qualify. She makes fairly good money and had this all not have happened she usually does well on her own. She just made a huge mistake! A very big huge fat mistake....Now she can't get caught up and she relied on the unreliable...


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Submitted by Leah on Thu, 04/12/2007 - 18:55

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For those of you who were concerned...my friend was able to get a childhood friend who she has kept in contact with to help her with the gas and electric on the stipulation that she throw the husband out...that wasn't a problem since she had already done that so she will keep her heat on for at least a month now...Yippppeeee! Just wanted to keep you all updated...Thanks again for the advice!


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Submitted by Leah on Sat, 04/14/2007 - 14:57

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