Am I obligated to pay a large retroactive waste management bill more than 6 months old that I recently received?

I have been living at a new address in Woodland, California now for about 8 months now. In the time since I've moved the City's waste disposal contractor (Waste Management) has picked up the bins on my street when I put them out (every two weeks or so).

I just recently received a bill in the mail from WM for over 260 dollars billing the total lump sum. My question is simply this, am I obligated to pay this large amount with no warning and no way to even anticipate an amount I would have to pay? I don't have the money to pay such a large sum. Their trucks have voluntarily emptied my bins up to this point. If they had their system together and billed me when I moved in I would have been able to manage my money to pay them. Please help me

Hello,

I live in an apartment complex. My rent is due on the 1st, but there is a gave period of the third of each month. I purchased a money order on yesterday and attempted to place in complex drop box, and realized that there wasn't one. When I stopped to ay it this morning it wasn't being accepted without a late fee. The office us closed in Sunday, and again there is no drop box. I've paid my rent on time since I moved in.

What can I do? I don't have an extra 150.00

Hi, my question is reguarding the statut of limitations on HIPAA violations. My experience is complicated but i will make short. I began going to a new doctor and after several visits for stomach issues was ordered for a CT scan. Well a few of my co workers also went to this doctors office and were even friends with the nurses there at the time. When my results came back, i went to work and told my co workers it was just my gaul bladder and one of them stated "yeah I already knew one of the girls let me know", she just acted like she was that concerned. It bothered me that my confidntial information was leaked out and someone else knew before I knew. What if it would have been something that was really sensitive or worse? Well during this time i was going through some emotional things and placed on several different anti depressants which really had me out of wack for a while, I guess thats why I did not really say anything about it at the time. This has been about a year ago now and I need to go back to the doctor but really don't want to go because of that incident I don't feel my information would be confidential there. I haven't found a new doctor and it just frustates me that now I am inconvenienced by there indiscretion, which is what brings me to my question about limit of statut for HIPAA violations.

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