[Netizen]

They showed me the bill, it came in the mail. I saw the letter telling them they were no longer baptised. This happened in the late 70’s early 80’s.

[tantiboh]

Something here does not pass the smell test. There is simply no such thing as a “tithing bill,” and there never has been.

Think of it: by definition, tithing is one-tenth of the income. How would the Church “bill” for tithing with knowing the person’s income?

The LDS Church does occasionally excommunicate members; this only happens, though, to people who publicly preach against the Church, or who commit serious moral sin or serious crime. Not being a tithe payer has NEVER been a valid reason for excommunication.

I don’t know what they showed you, but I am highly skeptical.

[sevenbak]

They showed me the bill, it came in the mail. I saw the letter telling them they were no longer baptised. This happened in the late 70’s early 80’s.

It wasn't a tithing bill, there is no such thing.