Frank wrote in
:

On 3/20/2010 11:40 PM, Oren wrote:
On Sat, 20 Mar 2010 23:24:26 -0400, "Ed Pawlowski"
wrote:


wrote

Then I get two exact forms in the mail. The same exact forms, not a
short one and a long one. Different bar codes on each envelope.

I spoke to the postal delivery person and she said that she asked the
same question at her office. Clues, beside the obvious?

Lucky you. Fill them both out and you'll get two representatives in
Congress.

I was thinking the same thing, actually. Might as well double-up and
get my monies worth? For what that is worth in dollars?

commit mail fraud? not a good idea.

If I don't complete both forms they may want to put me in jail ...

Probably fill both with same info and send in. If you only do one
you'll probably get a visit for the other and if you try to contact them
about them sending you 2 forms it will probably cost you a lot of time
as you get drawn into the bureaucratic morass.


the envelope has a barcode on it that the gov't uses to track it's progress
thru the postal system,so that if it gets lost,another is sent out;

evidently,the USPS lost it,then after a new form was on it's way,found the
first one and delivered it. Typical USPS.

(and some want the same gov't to run healthcare....)

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