#SOMEONE STOLE MY CHECKBOOK DOWNLOAD#

I remember getting on my knees in my jail cell. I remember sitting in jail, and them talking to me. You’re my child.” That’s when I was introduced to the Transformation Project. It was like God saying, “You’re not going anywhere.

The last thing I remember saying is, “God, I’m ready to die.” All I could think of at that moment,-I couldn’t breathe. I really wanted to die because I did not want to go back to prison again. I had repeatedly tried to kill myself three or four times over last twenty-five years, but God intervened every time, and said, “No, I’ve got something for you.” This time I was serious. I can remember laying on the top bunk in jail, and I had two hundred Ativan pills. When I finally ended up in jail for the fourth time in my life at forty-four years old I was bent and broken and scared. I was running from the Law for about a year. I went NUTS! I starting doing anything I could do to get money. It wasn’t until I lost my grandmother that I started really feeling the hurt and pain. Wow, I’ve been charged with over a hundred felonies. Then I started buying checks from people, and forging people’s names on everyone else’s checks. Then it got to where I was breaking into her house. The first year was about $300,000.00 I forged on her account. I still deal with much guilt with that choice. I started forging checks against my Grandmother’s account. Of course I got addicted to it, and started losing money. You can also sign up for my newsletter by sending me an email with 'NEWSLETTER' in the subject line.I started selling drugs. You can sign up for the Tell Mel newsletter, or any of the other 13 newsletters offered, by going to /newsletters. The newsletter also contains links to exclusive content that will only appear online. Delivered every Sunday, the newsletter will have links to the columns and articles that were in the paper or online that you may have missed. TellMel and Twitter up for the Tell Mel newsletter at /newsletters

#SOMEONE STOLE MY CHECKBOOK DOWNLOAD#

I’m not sure that will do a lot of good, but it’s available for download on the United States Postal Inspection Service website.Īnd if your mail is stolen, tampered with or your mailbox is vandalized you should report it to local law enforcement and to the postal inspectors at 87 or at .Ĭontact: (239)344-4772 2442 Martin Luther King Jr. You can remind thieves of that by putting a label on the mailbox. The best way to safeguard your mail is to get a box that locks. It costs a bit more than a regular mailbox but you minimize the chances of something getting stolen. Once you start using it you’ll wonder why you waited so long to get started.īut even if you convert to online banking you will still get mail which may include checks and other personal financial information that could fall into the wrong hands. I can’t even name all the ways online banking will simplify your life. You can call up your accounts and see exactly what was paid and when. So it might take a little more planning for you to manage your money if you’re living paycheck-to-paycheck.įor the most part though, online banking is convenient and way easier than writing checks by hand. For example, if you want to pay a bill on the 10th you have to schedule the bank to send the check out on the 7th or 8th. Also, sometimes the money leaves your account prior to its scheduled arrival for payment. You lose the float – those few days between mailing the check and it being cashed – because the money comes out of your account the day the electronic payment is made.

So what do you do? Well, it’s almost 2016 and I think it’s high time people start using online checking. If I were a teller at a bank I would have cashed it.” They’re running them through an accounting program. “I always thought they would steal the checks and change the name. When she held the fake checks side-by-side with one of the company checks it was hard to tell the difference. Alexsy said she couldn’t blame her bank for not catching the forgery.

Someone stole my checkbook