<prompt> Human: When I first started working with my current company in Chicago four years ago, I did not own my own vehicle and was utilizing buses to get to and from work. I enrolled in a pre-tax mass transit benefit account that my company offered which is managed by BriWeb. This one is on me, but I eventually purchased a car and forgot to opt out of the benefit program. By the time I realized a small percentage of each paycheck was going towards this benefit account, I had accrued 1,350. After speaking with BriWeb customer service, it sounds like there is no way for me to be refunded and this balance can be used for nothing but mass transit, which I do not use any longer. Clearly my fault, but is there any loop hole here or is this 1,350 stuck in this limbo account for eternity? Assistant: Do they actually require you to submit receipts? Should be easy enough to claim reimbursement monthly if they dont. And if receipts are required, Id suggest selling it to a friend at a slight discount by paying their mass transit fees and getting the money reimbursed to yourself or just cash from them.Human: They send you a credit card that is linked to the account. Apparently the card only works at major mass transit vendors.  <response>: use it to buy an amtrak vacation? 