Your Stimulus Check...If You Are Getting One That Is - Page 12 - ThinnerTimes

txchick1971 · 05-01-2008, 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Cinerbelle

Trust me...you can buy 1 for $450...if you pick the right 1.

We have a new Coach Outlet store here...........The larger purses average 200 bucks...............i love it

Godsblessedme · 05-01-2008, 10:08 AM

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We are sorry, but we cannot provide the status of your Stimulus payment. Please check the Payment Schedule available on our web site. If the filing status on your 2007 tax return is Married Filing Joint, please use the FIRST Social Security Number shown on your return when you use the Payment Schedule to find your estimated payment date. The schedule will show you approximately when you can expect to receive your payment, if you qualify for it.

thats what mine said too

ladytonya · 05-01-2008, 11:13 AM

Mine said the same thing! Dangit! We were really hoping to get it asap. By my DH's social, we should be getting it next week! Ugh! I know it's "free" money, but I want it now! LOL!

Jeanie · 05-01-2008, 12:41 PM

Mine two, and Tim's. I guess we can't stimulate the Vegas community anymore than planned.

BLD · 05-01-2008, 01:32 PM

Hi Thann, I have a new Bernina 440QE on Layaway as we speak... I can't wait to get it in the fall!

As for the check... even though I work in Michigan I am a Canadian and am not entitled...

nextbigloser · 05-02-2008, 05:20 AM

Just found this info on another site so I copied to post here.

What if I paid to file my 2007 taxes with my refund money using Santa Barbara Bank & Trust?

Even if you have received or will receive your tax refund by direct deposit to your bank account, the IRS will not do the same for your tax rebate in this instance. It will mail your rebate instead.

In its preparations for issuing rebates, the IRS decided that taxpayers who entered into financial transactions with third parties, such as Santa Barbara Bank & Trust (the taxpayer and TurboTax being the first two parties), would receive their rebates by mail.

This applies only to TurboTax customers who used the "refund transfer" or RT service when filing their 2007 tax returns. The service lets you pay for your tax preparation and/or e-filing from your refund proceeds, for an additional fee, under an agreement with the bank. This allows customers to pay using their refunds, rather than credit cards.

This IRS decision also applies to taxpayers who used "refund anticipation loans" or RALs (loans made to tax filers against their expected refunds) on their 2007 returns. TurboTax does not offer RALs.