I need help...
7 years ago
♥Greetings!♥
I often don’t talk first and I should not have to apologize for that.
I’m just one of those "don’t talk unless spoken too" person.
Tips are welcomed!
I really don't wanna have to do this but I need help. I most certainly wont be able to pay my bills this month dues to latency on the Swedish government insurances company called Försäkringskassan...
I did as was told and got in my application early on in time but still my application haven't been touched even apparently...
My Personal Aid helped me today to call and prod at them, but they said it would take about 30 DAYS for a Handler to take a look at my application to then decided to either accept it or not....
So I'm sorry to ask, but I need about 600 $ USD to pay my bills, not uncluding the cost of food and so on, these are just my bills...
Here is my paypal [ https://www.paypal.me/BlueTiggy ] Make sure "No shipping address required"!
Unfortunately I can't at the time offer something in return since I'm still recovering from all this stress that has been forced on me the last 4 months because of this bullshittery...
But I will be forever grateful for any penny you can spare! <3 <3 <3
Again I'm so sorry to have to ask of this at this money purging time that is Yule/Christmas T___T
I'd pay it all if I could. but as it is it's only a few dollars. good luck and much success!
is okay anything will do! *hugs*
sometimes they are just bureaucrats, the rule is everything, common sense is overrated. and mistakes... aren't.
an urban legend here has it that not long ago, someone had a run-in wiht a bureauctrat insisting on a fact that clearly, and repeatedly evidenced, wasn't true. yet the bureaucrat insisted. so the citizen stumbled over the fat that official correspondence has to have a certain format and needs certain infos... but nobody ever ruled that it should be written on a letter-sized sheet of paper. so, suddenly that office received letters on bathroom doors, steel drums, engine hood, a slab of concrete... this was sweetened by the fact that official letters need to be stored ten years, too. so, eventually the bureaucrat gave up, facing having to handle even heavier and unyieldier things in the future...
*hugs*