<prompt> Human: I woke up this morning and checked my email and was very surprised to see that a car payment equal to about three normal monthly car payments had been credited to my account. I quickly called the financing company and inquired, thinking that they took too much out of my normal monthly auto payment. The representative informed me that they has received a cashiers check from Navy credit union for that amount. Any ideas about what happened? I told the representative that I wasnt expecting the payment and it could have been a gift but honestly I have no idea. If this involved identity theft, why would they pay one of my bills?Update: Thanks for all the comments everyone. Autopay came out of my account a little while ago and everything is status quo. Im just waiting for Hyundai to hopefully apply the othe payment that was erroneously made to my account to the correct account soon.  <response>: Dont trust it. If you cant pin-point where it came from, and the bank assures you its not an error, still put the payments that you would have paid in a separate account! Dont screw yourself later if they miraculously take the money back, but you dont have the cash to cover it because you bought a new TV! 