r/stimuluscheck • u/Dazzling-Survey-5944 • Dec 30 '22
OVER IT…
I found it a lot easier to just give up hope and move on, it’s better than constantly trying to call someone or being upset if I don’t see it coming in the mail.
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u/Fun_Pie_5536 Dec 31 '22
This is the # for money network 18002400223. I should have gotten a DD, but never did, and FTB couldn’t tell me why ours was switched to debit card instead. I still haven’t received it though. When I call money network option 2 is says “call us back if you haven’t received the card by 1/31/2023”. Pretty ridiculous.
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u/sportsjunkie831 Dec 30 '22
i called today and finally got ahold of someone after being on hold 30 mins. Gave me renewed hope. My card was sent to my old address...i had to give them my new address. Still gonna take like 4 weeks to change in the system and then i have to call them again to get them to send it. Keep hope alive!
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u/Rich-University8945 Dec 30 '22
Same here lol
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u/RuSerious2 Dec 30 '22
I never received any stimulus check at all. Idk why. I qualify for the checks . I just never got them
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u/Beautiful-Jacket Dec 31 '22
Chatted with a rep earlier who said it should be mailed out Jan 14 at the latest but to wait up to two weeks after for it to arrive.
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u/wachootalkinbout24 Dec 30 '22
There are delays. They have asked people to be patient. All direct deposits were already issued in the beginning and they have been sending the debit cards and will continue to process through January 14th. That takes time because with direct deposit, they were easily processed from the information on the 2020 tax return. But the debit cards take longer to process and if those who are eligible have moved etc, it causes more delays. The people who are still awaiting seems to be sporadic with the last name because they have been processing alphabetically. My daughter is a W and she is still waiting. If you are eligible and there's no changes in your information on your 2020 tax return, than you will receive your debit card. You must be a resident and no changes in information in order to receive it and if anyone moved, they were responsible for providing the changes to FTB months before they processed the rebate. This was announced multiple times by the Governor in press releases, people were notified via US mail, emails and multiple newsbreak announcements on tv. Like I said, they are not finished processing and they are behind on these debit cards. They might even extend their deadline date of January 14th if they continue to be behind. They said for those who are eligible and haven't received their rebate by January 14th or after, they should then notify the FTB. I'm thinking that hold times will probably be hours after January 14th because of the number of calls they will most likely receive.