Note to Self
Tuesday, September 9th, 2008 06:38 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rolanniDo not plan on getting Anything Useful done during the first three weeks of the fall semester. Just lay in a buncha bubblegum books and plan on coming home and turning into a vegetable. Do not plan on finishing the final draft of a novel during those three weeks, and do not agree to a deadline that falls within those three weeks.
In other news, has anyone here who has a vendor or prime account at PayPal been having trouble with their monthly financial report not truly reflecting sales? This is one of those things that makes me utterly crazy, because I can't figure out how it can be different from the raw data, and yet...
In the spirit of doing Anything Useful, I logged into PayPal last night to download the financials, only to find that the monthly financial report showed that this particular account had earned -- wait for it -- $25 in August, while the raw transaction-by-transaction showed an amount...considerably in excess of that. Before anyone asks, yes I did check the Obvious -- the date spread, the month -- as far as I can tell, I asked the same question of the monthly financial report and the transaction-by-transaction report -- and got two wildly different answers.
Worse, a glance back at the books reveals that the last two months' financial statements have been inaccurate, though to a degree lesser enough that I, in my apparently now habitual frenzied state, didn't notice.
Not a happy camper.
Thunderstorms and low 70/21 temps today. Maybe the temperature in my office will fall below 80/26.
In other news, has anyone here who has a vendor or prime account at PayPal been having trouble with their monthly financial report not truly reflecting sales? This is one of those things that makes me utterly crazy, because I can't figure out how it can be different from the raw data, and yet...
In the spirit of doing Anything Useful, I logged into PayPal last night to download the financials, only to find that the monthly financial report showed that this particular account had earned -- wait for it -- $25 in August, while the raw transaction-by-transaction showed an amount...considerably in excess of that. Before anyone asks, yes I did check the Obvious -- the date spread, the month -- as far as I can tell, I asked the same question of the monthly financial report and the transaction-by-transaction report -- and got two wildly different answers.
Worse, a glance back at the books reveals that the last two months' financial statements have been inaccurate, though to a degree lesser enough that I, in my apparently now habitual frenzied state, didn't notice.
Not a happy camper.
Thunderstorms and low 70/21 temps today. Maybe the temperature in my office will fall below 80/26.
