Today's Peeve Of The Day, Tuesday 11th October. (phone, letter, names)

[Jezer]

Good morning peevers.

Yesterday we got a letter from HMRC, our equivilant of the IRS, concerning my late FIL. The covering letter had the correct first name of my wife but the official form that we have to fill in had a variant of that name.

Yet another thing to sort out. Hardly anyone has actually done things right yet.

So, today's peeve is;

When your name or address is written incorrectly.

[Sweetie Pie]

I am soooo used to this it makes me laugh!!!!!!!

[GloryB]

I could actually make a list of all the various varieties of my name I get mail in.

[taigagirl]

When your name or address is written incorrectly.

Very annoying to be sure. My first and last name are both difficult to spell, so it's just a part of my life. I'm used to it. What really annoys me is when the corrections, require correction. Good Peeve, Jezer. Thank you.

[njsocks]

GOOD MORNING JEZER!!!

My name with an "E"?? or not? lol. I hear it every day!!!my whole life!

Last name too. I want my maiden name back!! I like it MUCH better!

[B4U]

I don't mind getting the junk mail or unsolicited phone calls misspelling or mispronouncing my name now. My first name is unusual and the last is back to my maiden & forever name, which identifies my fathers nationality. I know when "they" mail or call asking for Mr. "me" it goes in the shredder or gets hung up on.
I used to hate getting the same unsolicited stuff when I was married. It was the simplest of last names and the still misspelled or mispronounced.

I hope your situation gets straightened out soon and easily, Jezer.

[Tek_Freek]

Yeah, really.

My last name has 4 letters in it. You'd think it would be easy. It's not, apparently.

[Sudcaro]

I try not to pay attention anymore...

[pekemom]

My last name is a variation of a more common name, people usually spell it wrong,
can't blame them. It's a shortened version of a longer name, I think.

[wit-nit]

When your name or address is written incorrectly...

or mis-pronounced