Initial Business Response / [redacted] (1000, 5, 2015/08/24) */ When the customer came to the window to pay for her order, she handed the cashier a card, no cash, and said there is $on thereThe cashier thought it was a gift card and proceeded to swipe the cardThe cashier told the customer that it had enough on it to pay for the whole order The customer then informed her that she only had $in her account and wanted to pay the rest in cash, although no cash was handed to the cashier The cashier apologized and told her she would get a managerThe manager apologized, and immediately refunded the transactionAt that point the customer was complaining she will be charged $for the error, so she should just be given the order The manager explained that if you want to pay part in cash and part on credit that the cash has to be applied firstSince no cash was given, the total amount automatically goes on the cardAt this point she didn't want to pay cash and left I do not think that the cashier is the one who should be blamed for this problemI do know however, that the cashier, the manager on duty, and I all apologized for the misunderstanding that arose from the transaction As for her request to "fix" the inconvenience, I feel immediately refunding the transaction did just that
Initial Business Response / [redacted] (1000, 5, 2015/08/24) */ When the customer came to the window to pay for her order, she handed the cashier a card, no cash, and said there is $on thereThe cashier thought it was a gift card and proceeded to swipe the cardThe cashier told the customer that it had enough on it to pay for the whole order The customer then informed her that she only had $in her account and wanted to pay the rest in cash, although no cash was handed to the cashier The cashier apologized and told her she would get a managerThe manager apologized, and immediately refunded the transactionAt that point the customer was complaining she will be charged $for the error, so she should just be given the order The manager explained that if you want to pay part in cash and part on credit that the cash has to be applied firstSince no cash was given, the total amount automatically goes on the cardAt this point she didn't want to pay cash and left I do not think that the cashier is the one who should be blamed for this problemI do know however, that the cashier, the manager on duty, and I all apologized for the misunderstanding that arose from the transaction As for her request to "fix" the inconvenience, I feel immediately refunding the transaction did just that