Ohio man gets 55,000 duplicate letters from student loan company – IOTW Report

Ohio man gets 55,000 duplicate letters from student loan company

FOX13: An Ohio man is pondering what to do with the 55,000 duplicate statements addressed to his home by a student loan company.

Dan Cain said he was suspicious when a postal worker in Twinsburg, Ohio, told him recently that his mail wouldn’t fit through the front door of the office. When Cain drove his truck around to the back of the building, he found a postal worker wheeling out two large bins of letters, WOIO-TV reported.

It turned out that there were a total of 79 bins of the letters, and it took Cain two trips to deliver them to the garage of his family’s home in the city roughly 25 miles (40 kilometers) southeast of Cleveland. Keep reading

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18 Comments on Ohio man gets 55,000 duplicate letters from student loan company

  1. The Arizona Dept of Revenue has sent me a tax bill for $13.44 in regards to a company we managed that closed in 1999. Every 4 months. For 20 years.
    It never changes, no interest is added, nada. I did try to end the mailed invoice, but it still comes.
    The cost of sending this bill is enormous.

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  2. Provide me w/ a couple of bong hits and anchovie w/pineapple pizza and a case of beer and I will stuff all the prepaid return envelopes, oh, and reruns of last nights faux news Iowa coverage for the stuttering fools and idiots making excuses after their hype up of their wall to wall coverage, and popcorn for the best of the year comedy series, the road to Milwaukee DNC convention.

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