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What To Do When You Discover You've Been Overcharged At A Restaurant

What To Do When You Discover You've Been Overcharged At A Restaurant

By cwalters July 17, 2009

James discovered that the waiter at a steakhouse he and his wife ate at padded his bill by 4 extra dollars, but also ran through the charge a second time with no tip at all. Now he’s wondering what to do next.

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