<prompt> Human: EDIT Holy crap it is my cakeday! Thank you all for the happy cakeday wishes and of course for helping me with my problemEDITSo after reading though alot of the comments you guysgals left I sent an email to the HR supervisor stating that I would like to to see the documentation I signed to authorize this payroll deduction and that if no documentation could be found that they need to stop the payroll deduction immediately and refund me the amount that is owed. I also asked her to write up a itemized list showing the date and amount of each deduction and a total to show exactly what is owed to me this was of course written very professionally over 3 or 4 paragraphs.I received a call about 15 minutes later from the supervisor stating she had good news and they talked to metlife who admitted They made a keying error that applied an incorrect policy to him. They have since corrected it.I told her that was odd since I have no policy with them how can they make a mistake to a non existent policy and on top of that get my payroll information and get funds taken out without my written authorization. She apologized a lot and said something to the lines of Never in my 7 years of working here has this ever happened and it is truly a one off occurrence basically sidestepping the question and giving me a bs answer.Instead of arguing with her or getting mad, I just verified that the deductions have stopped and that they are sending me a check via fedex that I should get tomorrow. I do not want to get on the bad side of my HR even though I know this is most likely 100 their fault as I work in a at will state and can get fired for just about anything. So staying on HRs good side i think is the right more for me.Thank you all for your help on this issue and for sure you guys have help me speed up the process of getting this resolved.End EditSo the other week I logged into my payroll website to look at my paystub to see how much I would make on payday and I noticed an after tax deduction of 250. I looked back at all my previous paystubs and see metlife has been taking money from my payroll for a few months. I dont have anything with metlife and called my HR department who looked into it and said its for a auto and home insurance policy and they authorized metlife to deduct it from my payroll and if there was an error I would have to call metlfe.I called metlife and basically talked to 5 or 6 different people who all said I do not have any sort of an account with them and even if I did I would have had to fill out and sign paperwork that they would pass on to my HR department and my HR department would then give them the payroll information for them to take out the money.I called HR back and basically talked to a few people and a supervisor who said I need to talk to Metlife again, but she will open a ticket on her end to see if she can find out any information. I would like some help on how to approach this and get it sorted out. Any help would be appreciated  <response>: In the absence of a court order or your agreement, they have no authority to deduct from your paycheck. Talking to Metlife is their job, not yours. You have a relationship with your employer, not with Metlife basic contract law. They cannot take instructions from any bozo who comes and wants a share of your paycheck. If they dont accept this, make it clear you will get a lawyer involved. 