September Statement Surprise
I just happened to look at my September Statement, which normally begins with charges on September 1st and end on September 30th. The total was much higher than I expected and I looked to see why.
I'm certain everyone is aware of the assessments and how much will be added to our Statements. And we're all aware than the voting was conducted in the month of October, not in September, and that the ballots advised that "invoices would be distributed in the first week of October." October 1st was on Sunday, the ballots were counted on October 4th -- but the charges for the assessments are dated Sept. 30th and so, are due a month earlier than expected.
In the end, we'll be paying the same amounts, regardless of the day the payments begin. However, those of us on a limited income may find a $2000+ surprise on their September statement to be a significant hardship.
Does anyone besides me think it was wrong to handle this in this manner?
Mr. Zehfuss, Obviously my brain is not appropriately connecting today -- Seeing on the September statement charges dated prior to the ballots date and the vote count has thrown me off.