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Dec. 6th, 2005 11:34 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
nockergeekThanks to the Mexican credit card thieves, we're officially $465.81 poorer until the bank refunds the money. Hopefully, that will be soon, but in the meantime, it really puts a crimp in what we wanted to do this month. A small tree would have been nice.
A real shame that people do things like this during the Christmas season, but I suppose it's just proof that people aren't perfect.
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tesstrosa, though, I'm curious to know what was purchased with our money. $323 at an Office Depot in Celaya, Mexico, and a total of $142 at a Sanborns (apparently, a Mexican Best Buy/Circuit City/Hastings-style chain) in the same city. All I can hope (probably foolishly, but that's me) is that they got things that they needed, or gifts for friends/family that they couldn't afford any other way. It doesn't forgive them of what they did, and it doesn't mean that I don't want the money back (as we need it for bills and rent and food, too), but the hopeful Christian in me prays that they weren't just greedy with it.
A real shame that people do things like this during the Christmas season, but I suppose it's just proof that people aren't perfect.
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tesstrosa, though, I'm curious to know what was purchased with our money. $323 at an Office Depot in Celaya, Mexico, and a total of $142 at a Sanborns (apparently, a Mexican Best Buy/Circuit City/Hastings-style chain) in the same city. All I can hope (probably foolishly, but that's me) is that they got things that they needed, or gifts for friends/family that they couldn't afford any other way. It doesn't forgive them of what they did, and it doesn't mean that I don't want the money back (as we need it for bills and rent and food, too), but the hopeful Christian in me prays that they weren't just greedy with it.