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Originally Posted by Rochard
I understand that when you walk into a gas station they authorize you for a decent amount because they don't know exactly how much you'll be spending, and sometimes that charge can linger for a day or two. But this was pretty much a straight transaction, not an open tab type of situation. They brought us a bill after dinner, my wife handed over the debit card, and they brought us the sales receipt and my wife signed off for $86.
The more I think about this the more pissed I'm getting. If your staff is into the habit of charging my credit card for more than I agreed to pay.... Isn't that illegal?
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You only need to pay the amount you signed for legally. I would dispute the entire charge and teach the restaurant a lesson. Most likely it is a rogue employee. When I used to drive an airport shuttle we had a guy that did this. Added $10 to what ever you tipped him. He lasted about 4 days.