It's Raining Money at Looeyville's House
By LooeyVille
@LooeyVille (100)
United States
June 2, 2026 11:22am CST
No, not really, but it does feel good to get money in the mail.
This weekend I got that elusive $400 refund check from Carnival.
Today I received a $170 health insurance reimbursement check from my health insurance company. Two of the doctors I see don't take insurance so I have to pay them up front and then file a claim for reimbursement. Health Insurance doesn't pay 100% of it, but it's enough to make it do-able to keeping seeing these two doctors.
So none of this was "found" money or "free" money - just reimbursements/refunds of money already spent, but it's still a good feeling to get money in the mail.
When's the last time you got money in the mail?
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@RasmaSandra (97745)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
Just now
No money in my mail ever, Good for you,
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@FourWalls (86336)
• United States
2h
The happiest money storm I’d like to see at your house is hubby finding his wallet, or having it returned to him intact. 
I signed up for an AARP sharing private information with Facebook settlement, thinking it would cost more for them to cut and mail the check than I’d actually get. No, I got nearly $100 from the settlement!
I signed up for an AARP sharing private information with Facebook settlement, thinking it would cost more for them to cut and mail the check than I’d actually get. No, I got nearly $100 from the settlement!1 person likes this
@snowy22315 (208415)
• United States
4h
Hmm, probably Christmas money in the mail. I did get a check for work on the election though before that.
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@BACONSTRIPSXXX (17925)
• Torrington, Connecticut
5h
Sounds like those two checks came at a pretty good time for you.
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@GardenGerty (169300)
• United States
Just now
Better to have it coming in than going out. I got some kind of a settlement last summer from a class action suit, I think it was.
@kaylachan (84567)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
4h
Not very often and never more than a couple bucks for one of those nelson serverys.
