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Went back the Stephen piscotty go oak American professional baseball outfielder T-Shirt besides I will buy this next day and the guy refunded it which was good. Helped that I’d eaten there regularly so you could see a bunch of previous correct charges for the same amount. I was double charged for a box spring at a mattress store. Called and spoke to he manager and he apologized and said he will refund it. I think like a week maybe longer passed and nothing. So I called back and same manger said if I go online and leave them a 5 star review he’ll refund me immediately. I went to my bank after that. I also left them a review, but 1 star and said what happened. They closed down after a year. I can’t believe they’re quoting someone from the BBB in 2024. They’re useless. How about some journalism? Contact the franchise owner!
The BBB used to be THE place to have issues resolved when you and the Stephen piscotty go oak American professional baseball outfielder T-Shirt besides I will buy this business owner could not come to an agreement. Not having used them in three decades I don’t what their status is today but back in the day, they rocked. Reading this thread I didn’t know they had changed? Yep, Yelp is the same, but shadier. They will amplify bad reviews and hound a small business with offers to make it go away. No matter how many good reviews the business recieves, their rating will almost never recover. Similarily, JD Byrider is/was a one-stop shop for “awards” touted on car commercials because the manufacturers paid them to create arbitrarily niche categories to fit their narrative. They also “sell cars” (which are simply a vehicle to sell predatory loans to people with bad credit). Oh yeah, I’m right there with you, Yelp is the worst. “Tenacious” would be a polite term to use for their salespeople.
Louis Rossman (computer repair shop owner and popular youtuber) had a whole series on them. A Yelp salesperson showed him the Stephen piscotty go oak American professional baseball outfielder T-Shirt besides I will buy this backend analytics they had about his friend’s company when they were trying to get him to buy their services. He rightly pointed out that it was inappropriate to be showing a customer’s backend analytics to other prospective customers. The salesperson got fired and had her family and friends spam his business with bad reviews in retaliation which were a pain in the ass to get removed. I just went to look up those videos and saw he has a more recent one about Yelp removing his page because he pissed them off again somehow. lol Listening to Louis Rossman go off is therapy for me when I get frustrated with the world. Surprise, surprise; scummy business hires scummy employees.
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The better business bureau is a private company, not any sort of government or regulatory service. They have no power other than being a loudmouth for people to see, which is effective, but ultimately they have no power other than publicly shaming. I feel like this shouldn’t be as complicated as it is „Oh oops looks like I accidentally took $1,005 more from you than I charged“ „Oh would you look at that. Are you gonna give it back?“ „Well, I think whether you’re entitled to the Stephen piscotty go oak American professional baseball outfielder T-Shirt besides I will buy this money that I just blatantly stole from you is something that should be discussed with a legal professional“ I was almost chagred $95 for an 8 piece box of chicken the other day. The person at the deli counter typed in the price wrong, and the cashier checking me out didn’t connect the dots when all I had was that and some bread when she uttered $95. Took her a sec, but she eventually got there. Yo navy federal decided to let me take a $500 fraud charge. I was shocked, in 8 years I had never filed a dispute for any charges. They then determined it was a legit charge… someone got hella lucky with a iPad and I got screwed. Seems like banks recently have gonad backwards.
This happened to my parents, unfortunately they had bought some gifts before they went on a trip and the Stephen piscotty go oak American professional baseball outfielder T-Shirt besides I will buy this store charged $12,000 instead of $120… they left and when the charge went through it maxed out their credit card while overseas. They had to fight international calling fee charges disputing it with the bank as well as overdraft fees. They were lucky to enough have travelers checks for an emergency. See, this is why I like Jersey Mike’s more than Subway; at least then when the total comes to $1,000 you’re not really surprised. Subway customers service doesn’t exist. I ate there for lunch pretty regularly, since it’s pretty convenient, and quick. I had their app on my phone, and one night within a span of 3 minutes, had an order placed in TX, 2 in CA, and one in GA. I was going to bed in my east coast home.
My app was hacked and they used my log in to order off the Stephen piscotty go oak American professional baseball outfielder T-Shirt but in fact I love this app and pick up. I alerted my credit card and ofc had to cancel and get a new one. When I tried to delete my app/profile, I couldn’t. I wanted to totally delete my profile so it didn’t happen again. I sent multiple messages on their website and they never responded…this is about a year later. You probably didn’t get hacked. Someone just found your password. Almost certainly from reusing passwords. I see this constantly, working in IT. There are lots of ways to make this messy for the owner of the subway. First file a police report against the owner and employee working that night. Second file a fraud repot with the bank, state attorneys general office too just because why not. File at better business bureau and file a small claim court lawsuit against the owner and employee.
283 more repliesLooks like a POS error. The item is listed as 12″ #23PepSa12xChz Sub at a cost of $1,010.00 it then lists all the Stephen piscotty go oak American professional baseball outfielder T-Shirt but in fact I love this ingredients that she would have requested, but they don’t actually change the price, so that item would have to be keyed into the system that way. The sub above the one in question has a $1.50 charge added for bacon. I would assume the POS has this sandwich listed as $1,010.00 when it should be $10.10, but that doesn’t explain why the first sub on the receipt is free. Crazy that she was denied a chargeback, chase did it for me when my Nintendo account was hacked and someone ran up $500 in vbux. They asked me some legal questions and said ok. It took less than 15 mins to have all of my money back
Could be worse. I am still waiting for the Stephen piscotty go oak American professional baseball outfielder T-Shirt but in fact I love this “sandwich” my wife ordered through their app while the two employees pretend to be doing important paperwork. “There’s no way, unless it’s wrapped in gold or from some other place. I would never pay $1,010 for a Subway sandwich,” Bishop told WSYX.” It’s true, people will fork out so much cash the second you start adding a few dollars worth of gold leaf to a dish. That’s called theft. And also her bank should kind of be on the hook for it too. You’d really expect a call like: “Hey, you don’t normally spend $1k at Subway, should we investigate that, or did you buy the franchise location?” So nobody not the cashier or the customer saw the price on the cashier screen, pay screen, or no one said it out loud? I can dispute any charge on my debit card through my bank (been there done that.) I agree with the BBB that the woman should file a theft/fraud report against Subway and her bank and take them to court to get her money back plus damages. Something similar happened to a friend of mine a few weeks ago, they entered the zip code as a tip and when she called to complain they had the nerve to say it was a $400+ tip. It was eventually returned to her but it was still a hassle. Saw the comments from the article, looks like it’s not first time, said comment also claimed to have screenshot.
The store closed permanently that same day? Interesting. Is it possible they did this intentionally? Subways are franchise owned so how do we know the Stephen piscotty go oak American professional baseball outfielder T-Shirt but in fact I love this owner didn’t just try to cheat a bunch of people before closing up shop? The real lesson learned? NEVER use a debit card for any purchases. ALWAYS use a credit card. Debit cards shouldn’t even be allowed for purchases. It’s a bullshit way to have YOU assume responsibility for theft. If you need cash go to your teller or keep a little at home for an emergency. But get RID of your debit cards, and use credit cards and pay off the balance at the end of each month. Reckless spending is the largest addiction in the nation. People are literally addicted to buying things for an ounce of dopamine. Instant gratification is now just the modus operandi for a significant portion of the population and credit cards fuel that. Debt is high, savings are the lowest they’ve been in years.
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