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[Hosakawa Tito]

Way to go Monk. Many times mistakes like that are held against an employee and the loss is taken out of their pay. About 20 years ago I cashed a paycheck just before Christmas and was over-paid $100. I went right back to the bank and told the teller she had made a mistake. She couldn't thank me enough and mentioned that the bank would have just taken the $100 from her pay. At that point in my life money was really tight, and like you I was sorely tempted to keep the windfall, it's the bank's tough luck they can afford it, right? I'm so glad I didn't do that especially after what the teller told me. Can you imagine how bad you would feel finding that out after you had splurged at someone else's expense?

[Rhyfelwyr]

Unless it would cause you such hassle that you would be justified in not going to such lengths for what ultimately is their own incompetence, you should give it back.

Now get on that phone.

EDIT: Must stop just reading reading the OP's before posting...