<prompt> Human: Back in May I was having alternator issues and had to replace my alternator and have someone put it on for me on my 2012 Charger. Well lo and behold a few months later I get a notice in the mail from Mopar saying that there is a mandatory recall on my year charger for the alternator and I could be eligible for reimbursement and or repairs on this current issue. Well of course I held on to my invoice for the part I bought a pocket along with invoice for the mechanic shop I had put it on for me. It was a few months but I finally got my reimbursement by going back and forth back and forth with the representatives and finally I actually received my payment last week over 350 so I was really thankful for that. However I open up my mail this morning and lo and behold I see another check for a less amount but still a good sum of money and I call to verify with the agency and I asked them how much was the some I would be receiving and which the amount was the first amount I got so I dont know if they are aware that they did a double issue and maybe another department sent it off but Im really tempted to keep it but then again my good-hearted side says its not the right thing to do and I should really do more research before I make such a hasty decision. Any feedback should I return it should I keep it I mean Im thinking in the long run theyre probably going to notice and I would rather avoid that fight and ethically I know its wrong but then again it does feel good to have some extra cash to fall back on in case something happens please any feedback would be appreciated thank you  <response>: The ethical answer is to not take money that is not yours, even if someone makes a mistake. The company did its obligation and paid you the check reimbursement. Same category as when a cashier gives you the wrong change, you tell them and give extra money back. 