Ken B

Yahoo and other e-mail providers allow spammers/phishers to thrive because they want the income generated by passthrough! It would be simple enough to identify these spammers/phishers and shut them out automatically, but the ISP's allow the traffic to generate the numbers, Why?

We have a small retail outlet of international foods here in the U.S. and are having some difficulty finding a wholesale supplier of German Foods. The retailers that sell these product's are very hesitant to give us the information as they feel we will be in competition with their internet sales. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks

I received a Payroll check in December for one days work at a major telecommunications company. The check showed that I worked over 200 hours during that pay period, so I know from the hours and the amount that the check are way more than should have been paid. I have contacted them 3 times, beginning the day after getting the check in the mail, to correct the situation. In the meantime I have received a W2 showing the incorrect hours and amount.

My questions are:

Should I just go ahead and deposit/cash the check?

Should I file my taxes based on the amount on the W2? This W2 has created an additional 580.00 refund!

Any help from the experts would be greatly appreciated.