In retrospect, there was something universally relatable about the mistaken bill, along with the cold horror Horomanski felt at the thought of how much worse it could have been.
The census takers themselves have been mistaken for bill collectors, sales people, welfare work ers, visiting nurses and re pairmen.
"For 20 years, this city has been trying to solve the problem that when parking agents make a mistake, we bill the wrong people, and a lot of the fines never get collected," Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said yesterday.
Still, no one should mistake this bill for comprehensive reform".
Some advocates tackle billing mistakes and insurance coverage rejections.
Other frustrations included unsatisfactory physical condition of properties, billing mistakes and being nickel and dimed with extra fees for services like Internet access.
To call it a censorship bill is mistaken; SOPA and PIPA were censorship bills, deliberately written with the end of shutting down problematic sites in mind.
The current archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, however, has said Falconer's bill is "mistaken and dangerous".
In another mistaken move, the House bill also shortchanges a newly created Social Innovation Fund intended to provide money for proven private approaches to social problems.
Avoiding mistakes on invoices, such as billing the wrong group entity, incorrect purchase order numbers, or missing line items, will also help prevent delays.
New York City has objected to this bill on the mistaken assumption that it would be required to double the number of streetlights.
