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<blockquote data-quote="xtremerange" data-source="post: 3716091" data-attributes="member: 42961">Once my grandfather sent me a check in the mail.&nbsp; He did not send it to the IRS, it was addressed to me and I don&#039;t live at the IRS.&nbsp; He did not make the check out to the IRS, that is not my name.However, the check was received by the IRS in KC, endorsed by the IRS, and deposited by the IRS.&nbsp; There was no tax return in the envelope, no IRS form of any kind.Somehow, they did figure out this was F&#039;ed up and sent the original check to me about 2 weeks later.&nbsp;&nbsp; The account was credited back by the bank too.&nbsp; The original check had their endorsement stamp on the back.The letter with the check merely said they had received this in the mail in error.<img class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" alt="🤔" title="🤔" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f914.png" />Not like I am going to ask them for an explanation either.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="xtremerange, post: 3716091, member: 42961"] Once my grandfather sent me a check in the mail. He did not send it to the IRS, it was addressed to me and I don't live at the IRS. He did not make the check out to the IRS, that is not my name. However, the check was received by the IRS in KC, endorsed by the IRS, and deposited by the IRS. There was no tax return in the envelope, no IRS form of any kind. Somehow, they did figure out this was F'ed up and sent the original check to me about 2 weeks later. The account was credited back by the bank too. The original check had their endorsement stamp on the back. The letter with the check merely said they had received this in the mail in error. 🤔 Not like I am going to ask them for an explanation either. [/QUOTE]

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