2002-10-07 SvsG emails
Staddon vs. Griever: SvsG Messages: 2002
18:58 from Nick
Preface
This letter was written the morning after arriving at Hull Road for what I think was a planned meeting.
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| Message-ID: | <3DA182F6.8040100@redhouse.com> |
| Date: | Mon, 07 Oct 2002 08:49:58 -0400 |
| From: | "N. Staddon" <n@redhouse.com> |
| User-Agent: | Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Win95; en-US; rv:1.1a) Gecko/20020611 |
| To: | "" <team@vbz.net> |
| Subject: | neglected items & good news |
First, the negative agenda items I forgot --
1. Hopefully this won't be a big issue, but there's a twice-overdue gas bill for 1242 Hull Rd. in my mail pile. I'd pay it if I had the cash, but I don't.
- Bill was due 9/24
- past due at that time: $76.18
- total due at that time: $119.24
Let me know to whom I should give this bill. (I'm surprised it was in my pile, actually; it had been opened, so someone knew it was for Hull Rd. If anyone was expecting me to pay it, they should have at least emailed me about it.)
2. I would still like the keys to the Benz. If you keep copies of the keys and can get it repaired, I will credit the Benz account (not yet compiled) for the repairs -- we can figure that amount pretty much however you want, within reason. We also still have to negotiate over the months it was out of service but in your possession.
(The RDA position, as I understand it, is that RDA couldn't use it, so why should they pay rent on it? My position is that nobody said "we're terminating our rental effective mm/dd, please make a note of this" (much less returning the keys, which is generally required when terminating a car rental) thus letting me know the car was back in my hands, because I understood you were going to repair it and continue renting/driving it, and you were wayyy behind on the rent upon which I was depending if I was going to handle repair/replacement, not to mention auto insurance -- which has now lapsed for non-payment -- and and and and <fx of me tearing my hair>.)
But however we resolve it, I need the keys.
3. A business issue -- [name of customer redacted] says she sent payment for a large-ish order. Bubba says he hasn't seen it. It may be a money order, in which case she may have a very hard time recovering the money and sending it in again. We really need to scour all the places where mail might have accumulated and make sure we really haven't received it. It was at least $60, which we could really use right now, for stuff which I believe we have in stock.
I will be changing the mailing address for orders (on the web site) to Durham; I feel confident that business mail arriving there will be brought to my attention in a timely way and will not be mislaid.
4. The good news -- the deposits for the ZR shipment have now appeared in the bank queue, and "available balance" is now positive $20 or so. No further NSFs were charged and no other debits have appeared (yet).
Guess that's all for now...
Thanks,
N.