Karma?

It has been a while now since my sister and I have gotten along well. To say the least, she's a terrible person. She stole my couch, refused to take her name off of my bank account, and started lieing to my parents about what I've been up to in order to get me into serious trouble out of the blue, and for no real reason at all. This is really the least of the bull shit she has pulled. Not only to myself, but to other people who she has severly hurt with her selfish and shallow ways.

Today I went to my bank, told them my situation, and they removed her from my account, adding my mother as the "cosigner" instead. Great. I went from customer service to a teller so I could make a cash deposit. When I got my reciept for the transaction it showed that there was almost $600 more in my checking account than there should have been. I was immediatly suspicious and went right back to the customer service desk. I asked the woman to tell me what the transactions had been since I had accessed the account two days ago. She responded with "Well...it looks like earlier today Tasha deposited a check for the amount of $584.25 into this checking account."

I didn't hesitate to respond "This is a mistake, that money should not be in there, could you transfer that into her own primary account?"

I called Tasha to tell her about what was happening, and she ignored my call. I had my mom call her, explain to her the mistake she had made, and let her know that it was being corrected.

This is the only time in the 3 years that I have had that account that Tasha has made that mistake. AND she did it on the day that I had her removed from the account, so not only was it the last day she could have made that mistake, but also she could have done nothing to get that money back whatsoever.

It was Karma slapping her in the face for me. But I gave the money back. I've already had people tell me that I was stupid to give such a waste of air that money, that I deserved to gain it and she deserved to lose it. But I just can't handle that. It wasn't mine. I don't want her money.

Even though my mom was one of the people who said I should have run with it, she called me later and told me again how proud she was of me.