I found one annoying thing when I was reviewing my online bank statement. I bought a couple of pizzas last Saturday because my DD's friends were spending a night at our house. The receipt was $15.27, but the amount charged to my ATM card was $16.38 that is $1.11 more than the value on the receipt. Unfortunately, I threw away receipt after I wrote down the value in my price book/spending record. I remember someone was talking about a similar experience in his/her blog, but it was a good $1.11 lesson for me not to throw away receipts until confirming how much was actually charged. I think the person thinks nobody will come after for only $1.11, but I will say something next time this type of thing happens to me.
Yesterday was almost no spending day. I decided to go to Rite Aid and pick up a couple of feminine products that are almost free after coupon and rebate. They were $3.50 each, and I used two $2.50 off coupons, and will get $2 from rebate. Tax was 54 cents. So, actual spending for yesterday was 54 cents.
I will not spend anything today, so it will be no spending day today.
$1.11 fraud???
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this happened to me a couple years ago. a server wrote in the amount of tip i left in cash when i used my debit card even though i wrote cash in the space where the tip would have been written. he lost hsi job because mamangement could not trust him any more. i did feel bad about that but it was unnecessary and i hope he learned his lesson. I also never went back tot he restuarant to use the gift card they sent me.
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