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Remember how last month I got a bill from my doctor for a fee I'd already paid? And how I sent them a letter telling them that no, I paid the debt in May?
They just sent me TWO dunning letters for the same debt, one of them threatening collection.
I just e-mailed their billing office AND left an angry telephone message on their voice mail. I can understand a two or three day delay in posting the debt, but nearly two months???????
They just sent me TWO dunning letters for the same debt, one of them threatening collection.
I just e-mailed their billing office AND left an angry telephone message on their voice mail. I can understand a two or three day delay in posting the debt, but nearly two months???????
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Date: 2008-06-29 04:18 am (UTC)From:Not really. Most doctors don't handle that end of things-- they leave it to their billing department. You could try calling them... but I'd have the canceled check in hand first. That way you can say "The back of the check shows it was deposited into your account on such-n-such a day".