cb ([info]carlwfbird) wrote in [info]drewuniversity,

Drew needs to get its head out of its ass

For those of you who don't know me, I graduated last year.
Last spring I had a project for an advanced environmental studies course - I think the paper needed to be thirty pages.

At the time, I had made ILL requests for sources for this paper.
The office could not deliver in a timely manner - by that means they could not provide the sources over the course of a semester from two weeks pre spring break until finals week.

Today I received this email:


From: Lois Sechehay <lsecheha@drew.edu> Mailed-By: drew.edu

To: carlwfbird@host deleted.com
Date: Oct 5, 2005 1:37 PM
Subject: Interlibrary loan invoice
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Dear Carl,

I just received an invoice for $25.00 from the University of California,
San Diego for photocopying fees. We had ordered an article for you, the
title, Final Environmental Impact Statement.

Would you please make a check payable to: The Regents of the University
of California for $25.00.

If you have any questions, please contact me.

Thank you.

Lois Sechehay
ILL
973-408-3478



First of all, on the request, I had made it a point not to receive any sources that would cost more than 5 dollars (most of them, I put a buck - I dunno what this particular one said)

Do I need to pay this?
I had all financial accounts cleared before graduation.
The only thing is that I cannot receive transcripts if a fee is due.
The financial record was clean as of 3 weeks ago when I needed a trancript last.
I just don't want this dumb thing to bite me in the ass when I need something again. Just another case of the Drew screw.

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[info]celaeno

October 6 2005, 04:36:54 UTC 6 years ago

I'd call her. I'm guessing they still have their record of the loan where you would've said what you were and were not willing to pay. I'd fight the bill.

[info]azurefire

October 6 2005, 11:19:39 UTC 6 years ago

I'd sure as hell not pay. I'd fight it, telling them flat out that you never authorized that job or the exhorbitant pricetag, nor are you even a student anymore. It's their screwup, not yours.
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