It's been fascinating I'll say that much. At nine-twenty I had a call from someone regarding the letter sent this morning. However, the person calling was not someone who'd actually gotten the letter, but the supervisor of someone who had. He informed me that I'd been sent a letter on May 15, one that had to be signed for, via UPS and the USPS and that I'd never responded to it. I informed him right back that no such letter had ever come to me by any delivery service and that since the address it would have gone to is one where they sign and deliver to me, that it simply either wasn't sent or somehow both UPS and USPS lost it, which I found doubtful. He said he'd have the person to whom it was addressed (well, one of ten people) send it to me via e-mail. Ten minutes later, I had it and finally had in writing what it was all about, which was exactly what I thought it would have been about from day one, but which no one had ever approached me or told me in any way, shape or form. The person who sent it asked me to call at my earliest convenience, which I did. Never mind that the letter, whether sent or not sent (certainly not delivered) was dated over two weeks after the whole situation had begun - that seems preposterous to me.
Anyway, I had a twenty-minute conversation during which I gave context and tone to everything that was in the letter. The person took notes as I was doing so. In the end, I think it was pretty clear to the person what kind of fellow she was talking to. She was very nervous at the beginning, probably because of my letter, but by the end I think she just wanted to put a period on everything and get out of it as gracefully as possible without further incident. She said she had a few more people to talk to but thought it could be wrapped up within two weeks, and that if I had any documentation to send it to her.
As it happened, I did, and I sent it along, as it gave credence to my side of things and showed perfect evidence of tone and how misinterpreted and misrepresented it had been. But thanks to the attorney, I also said that two weeks was two weeks too long, that she now had my side of it, had talked to many people and that the only one she should talk to is one person and one person only (not me, obviously) and that should put an end and a period on it. And she actually stated to me on the phone a statement that as far as she could see that after being given context there was nothing to really be done. So, hopefully this will come to an end very soon. The person did apologize several times.
