What a coincidence!

Today, I received six separate payments that amounted to 20% of my withdraw request from this round's repayments. ...
Here's an update on my "unusual" Kiva Credits withdrawal activity this month, aka, ...
"Your Kiva Withdrawal Was Sent Twice!"
From: Me
I noticed in my spam blocker your four 10/16 messages titled, Your Kiva Withdrawal Was Sent Twice! Unfortunately, the message itself was deleted when it was blocked. I've now added your email address to my address book, so any new messages should come through okay.
From: Kiva Staffer
I've copied the original email I sent on Friday, October 16 below. It looks like you received six payments on 10/16, and four of those were duplicate payments: $X.XX...
Begin original message:
We just found that the withdrawal payments Kiva sent today had already been processed and sent out to you earlier this month. When you receive today's withdrawal payment in your PayPal account, we ask that you please refund that credit to Kiva by clicking the "Refund" button.
If you have any questions about this, please don't hesitate to contact me. We apologize for the inconvenience this error may cause you.
From: Me
Not surprisingly, those funds already have been removed from my PayPal account. How would you like to proceed from here?
From: Kiva Staffer
If you could add the full amount of the four duplicate payments to your Kiva account as Kiva credit, we will debit your account for the total of the duplicate payments - $XX.XX.
You can add Kiva Credit to your Kiva account by following these steps: ...
From: Me
I have a counterproposal. As it turns out, Kiva still owes me money. Here is a summary of the applicable activity to date on this issue.
[Color-coded activity spreadsheet goes here]
Between 9/17 and 10/18, I made eight Withdrawal Requests for a total of $XXX.XX. During this period, Kiva made 11 payments to my PayPal account for a total of $XX.XX. Of these 11 payments, six were originals that matched a specific withdrawal request, four were duplicates of one of the original payments, and one did not match any withdrawal request amount. Thus, the net balance due from Kiva to me is $XXX.XX.
Date: 10/24
From: Me
This morning, I found four withdrawal requests in my Kiva account. These requests were for the already duplicated repayments of... I made none of these requests! Today, I also received a repayment for an entrepreneur. This leaves my Kiva Credit Balance at ($30.96).
Please apprise me of Kiva's steps to resolve this unfolding issue as soon as possible.
Date: 10/27
From: Kiva Staffer
We haven't sent any of the withdrawal payments for requests that were made after 10/14/2009 yet, so the inconsistencies you see should be cleared up once those payments are sent.
Date: 10/27
From: Me
I am afraid that I don't share your assessment that all inconsistencies shown in the activities spreadsheet should be cleared up once the post-10/14 requested payments are sent. The table you reference shows four types of color-coded transactions. I'll comment on each of them in turn.
- The GREEN Withdrawal Requests and PayPal deposits show matched transactions. There are no problems here.
- The YELLOW Withdrawal Requests after 10/14 are pending payments and are the ones you mentioned should be cleared up once the corresponding PayPal deposits are made.
- The BLUE PayPal deposit does NOT match any Withdrawal Request I can find that was made by me. Perhaps this amount was requested by someone else. In any event, please confirm the source of the request for this payment to me.
- The ROSE PayPal deposits and "Withdrawal Requests" are problematic from a documentation perspective. The rose deposits were duplicates of the green deposits. What I see as being most problematic here is that Kiva describing the transaction as a "Withdrawal Request" - "User requested withdrawal to [my PayPal account]" is incorrect. The rose requests were not made by me. As I noted in my previous message, I assume they were initiated by Kiva, although I still have not received any confirmation to that effect. If this is true, please confirm.