Originally Posted by photog72 (Post 14139342)

Just received my electric bill. Last month, $75. This month, $160. It's just the beginning. :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by Olton Hall (Post 14139552)

With the way I cooled down my house this weekend, I don't want to see my next bill.


In other news, I need more photos. I know one will be retaken, plus another in the works. Need to get the IAH folks somehow.

Originally Posted by Mackieman (Post 14139453)

In other :rolleyes:, the Home Depot credit card will not allow you to make a payment online for an amount more than your last statement balance. Because I had a special deal where any purchase more than $300 (mine was $302 and change) has no interest and no fees for six months, the statement balance is $0, while the account balance is $302 and some change. Thus, I can't pay off the balance online. I have to mail it in or make a payment in the store or pay $14.95 to do it over the phone.

Why are they making it hard for me to give them money?

Originally Posted by ssullivan (Post 14139578)

Does your bank allow you to set up free online bill pay? If so, use that to make the payment online. You won't have to go to the store, or call, or write a check and mail it. Just initiate the electronic payment from your bank, as opposed to from Home Depot's site.

Originally Posted by ssullivan (Post 14139596)

I don't feel very good. I should be getting work done but I'm really not in the mood now.

Originally Posted by RockyBalboa (Post 14139609)

Good evening ladies and gents, I have a quick question that would be appropriate here rather than starting a new thread.

I sent an e-mail (used the auto fill form on CO.com) to CO. How long should I wait for a response prior to calling 1-800-WECARE-2?

I received the e-mail acknowledgment and requested to be contacted, but have yet to hear anything.

It's been going on 6 days now.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by Trustguy (Post 14139545)

Go Lakers!

Originally Posted by Mackieman (Post 14139586)

Chase enjoys their fees far too much for them to allow me to do that for free.

Originally Posted by Mackieman (Post 14139616)

It depends on the severity of the issue. I've had it take four or five days to respond to a letter of praise and two days to respond to a complaint, so it's all over the board. If your issue is urgent or pressing, you may wish to follow up.

Originally Posted by ssullivan (Post 14139626)

Chase has always let me do that for free.

Originally Posted by Mackieman (Post 14139586)

Chase enjoys their fees far too much for them to allow me to do that for free.

Originally Posted by xFF (Post 14139413)

Tomorrow has closing arguments in the Prop 8 challenge in California. Some see it as a gay rights issue, some a state's right issue, and some a civil rights issue. Ted Olson (argued Bush in Bush v. Gore, and Bush admin's first Sol. Gen.) probably sees it as an instance of the fact that whenever a minority's rights are voted upon, they generally lose, and that's one main reason there are courts to serve as a check on those votes. It's not too surprising, then, he's the lead attorney, and also why I won't be too surprised if they win.

Originally Posted by RockyBalboa (Post 14139630)

It was a complaint and a letter of praise intermixed.

Its not urgent, but this is my first time contacting them so I don't know their normal response times.

Thank you for your help, mackie.