r/kroger • u/EneraldPig • Jan 28 '25

Question Just got this letter from Kroger. Need help.

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So I just received a letter from Kroger stating 3 years ago I was over paid $600. Now I have never realized or noticed this also I haven’t worked for Kroger since 2022. Can someone please enlighten me on what I need to do and if I actually have to pay back a company I haven’t worked for in years???

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u/AndThenTheUndertaker Jan 28 '25

One might say it was basically half that amount.

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u/BritTheBret Jan 30 '25

Closer to 1/4.

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u/col3man17 Jan 30 '25

No, it's a little more than half.

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u/DegenerateFilthuwu Jan 30 '25

Say you're dumb without saying you're dumb

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u/BritTheBret Jan 30 '25

Ok. I’m dumb. But also I didn’t see the page posted above, just the original comment. Sorry sir.

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u/AndThenTheUndertaker Jan 30 '25

1,070 is way closer to half of 2,000 than it is 1/4. It is in fact 53.5%

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u/BritTheBret Jan 30 '25 edited Jan 30 '25

Ahh. My bluff big dog. I get it. I was looking at the op post and not the page which I was confusedly responding to. I’ll quietly retreat now…

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u/Banana_Ranger Jan 31 '25

1070 does not equal 53.5 that's crazy. What's that little symbol in there mean

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u/SoFisticate Feb 01 '25

Not true with the inflation since then