<prompt> Human: So I recently resigned from my employer. In my line of work we use a single specific piece of equipment that we carry with us at all times. I did not own this piece of equipment when I was hired, so I had one provided to me by my employer. I was told verbally upon being hired that I would have 20 deducted from every paycheck to cover the cost of the item, after which it would belong to me. I also signed an offer letter that I still have a copy of that said the same thing.After calculating the amount needed to pay off the piece of equipment and how many pay periods it would take, I came to the conclusion that it had been paid off almost a year ago. Yet my employer is still requesting I send it back to them. I have no way of going back and verifying each deduction from my initial paychecks I switched banks, they switched payroll providers, this was over 2 years ago, and all I am going off is the offer letter and word from co-workers that this is standard practice with the company.What can I do?  <response>: Respond that as soon as they refund you all of the payments you made, youll be happy to return the equipment. 