(02-11-2023, 01:42 AM)NewJagsCity Wrote:

(02-10-2023, 07:56 PM)Jags Wrote: Yep!   I hear you on that.  I often buy stuff and (probably bad for me) never actually pay attention to the price.  Especially stuff I buy frequently.  Those items… I usually decline the receipt.  I too found the receipt to be odd.  I actually thought the same thing about the receipt when I watched this story on the news.  Granted, it was more so of a “good on them” deal for keeping it.

Who usually looks at a reciept for coffee? According to the article, the red flag was the overdrawn bank account. The reciept was just for later confirmation of the overcharge.

The issue here is they don't know how to use a credit card. I bet they used a debit card and maybe their pin is 444444?

If they were getting checks, Starbucks is screwing up because they still have to pay the % fee for transaction and a cancelation or refund would most likely reverse the % fee. They didn't need to get a check, they didn't need to wait for Starbucks, and didn't need to have it reaching their limit. Just call the card company after it posted and dispute it. There isn't a signature, they can't prove you authorized the tip, and frankly it's not your job to fix their problems. Just dispute it.

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