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To go with the candy bar analogy, it's as if you paid $2 with your credit card, then were charged another $10 a week later. Close?
by isleyaardvark 14y ago
To go with the candy bar analogy, it's as if you paid $2 with your credit card, then were charged another $10 a week later. Close?
- pfortuny 14y agoNo, you go to the candy shop say thirteen times a week, buy some candy (do not remember the exact number although you have the statements but they do not specify numbers but weight) and after a week you receive a true invoice with just the transaction IDs and a grand total. If you check this and you notice a $0.50 surcharge... Are you going to spend 10min to fix it, if it is fixed ("please call later when our accountant is in")?