@CamHustles new gen boarderline fraud resellers are the reason why getting refunds on actual wrongly delivered items takes fucking forever, becuase you broke clowns want to argue over every price error trying to get site credit
I had an outstanding balance of $271k owed to the IRS for a previous tax year. I paid it at the start of December. A few weeks later we got an IRS Letter via certified mail, addressed to my wife, with a Notice of Intent to Seize Property because, I guess, there was some interest between when it was due and when we paid it.
So of course upon getting this letter I paid the outstanding interest immediately and hopefully the issue is closed (payment was still pending last time I checked on the IRS website)...
But I'm not going to lie, gettin crap like this from the IRS while simultaneously seeing the rampant levels of fraud in Minnesota (and probably everywhere else) does leave a really bad taste in my mouth. The IRS quickly threatens to seize my property and bank accounts over less than $3k in interest payments that they didn't even make clear we owed...and after paying $271k to them...
But meanwhile in states like Minnesota you've got literally billions of dollars of tax payer funded fraud and all of the elected leaders there are like "bringing this up is white supremacy."
I get it, there's a difference between Federal Taxes and State Taxes...
But right now the whole system feels deeply broken...