Had the same issue with a neon clock. Ended up finding a local neon shop that does custom rewinds, they saved my life.

Banks typically have a short window to fix their own mistakes, like 60 days for electronic transfers. If they don't catch it within that period, the customer might not be obligated to repay. However, moral and legal gray areas exist, so it's smart to report it. Stories about banks reclaiming funds years later are rare and often involve fraud.

Isn't it possible that the deeper talks are actually better? I used to get tired of hearing the same surface level stuff about cases everyone already knew. Now when someone at the coffee shop brings up a case, they might have heard a new piece of evidence from a podcast or read a theory online that actually makes me think. That random chat about a local cold case last week turned into a real back and forth because we'd both done some reading. It feels less like gossip and more like a shared puzzle.

Auto billing works better than funny threats, trust me.