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Voyer
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You should take another look at credit cards. There are many choices with collectible points and no annual fee. You have 30 days to pay and avoid interest on your charges. It is the same as spending cash only it is their cash. With quicken it does give you a simple way to document every transaction.Thanks for the advice. I’m already working with my bank on the debit card issue. I don’t use credit cards, just a personal choice. It’s not worth lawyering up for two outdated monitors. Of course there is an appeals process, and there are other contributing factors that may relieve me from liability, but having been an investigating officer for similar losses in other organizations on the installation there could be a good chance I’m found liable. I signed for the property, and I didn’t take appropriate measures to protect it. I could have told my boss to pound sand, either he signs for the monitors (which was supposed to happen but never did) or I being the back to my office where I can control access. Of course I’m trying to be a team player and I caught it in the ass - again. After 40 and a half years working for the Army as a Soldier and civilian this isn’t the first time the big green weenie has screwed me. The irony is that the Army has failed multiple audits and has lost accountability of billions of dollars of equipment but they will hold my nuts over the fire for $400 worth of equipment. I truly appreciate everyone’s support and advice. I’ve played this game before and I was caught up in the anger of the moment. The past two weeks have been successive kicks in my crotch and it gets tiring. Thank’s everyone.
And yes my experience as SME to .mil was very frustrating. All kinds of required checks and balences that cost time and money only to find it wasn’t balanced and the deviation partially documented.
Elon and Vivek sound like a great idea. But they won’t have the clearance for the clearance necessary to get to the bottom of it. Those who do will continue to protect what they think they have.