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That will be $4,334.33 please..

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Man Is Charged $4,300 for Four Burgers

 

 

PALMDALE, Calif. (AP) -- Four burgers at his neighborhood Burger King cost George Beane a whopping $4,334.33.

 

Beane ordered two Whopper Jr.s and two Rodeo cheeseburgers when he pulled up to the drive-through window last Tuesday. The cashier, however, forgot that she'd entered the $4.33 charge on his debit card and punched in the numbers again without erasing the original ones - thus creating a four-figure bill.

 

The electronic charge went through to George and Pat Beane's Bank of America checking account and left the couple penniless. Their mortgage payment was due and they worried checks they had written would bounce, Pat Beane said.

 

"We were thinking, 'No, not now!'" she said of the overcharge.

 

 

Terri Woody, the restaurant manager, said Burger King officials tried to get the charge refunded. But the bank said the funds were on a three-day hold and could not be released, Pat Beane said.

 

The hold is designed to prevent customers from spending money that no longer is available in their accounts and to let the bank confirm a transaction is legitimate before transferring funds, said Bank of America supervisor Joel Solorio.

 

Burger King did not charge the Beanes for their meal, and the couple got their $4,334.33 back on Friday.

 

"For those three days, those were the most expensive value burgers in history," Pat Beane said.

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Double post. Sorry bout that. :bang

We were charged $6,999 at a Holiday Inn once.

 

Parlayed that into some priority club points that ended up quealing like 5 free stays.

QUOTE(Heads22 @ Mar 28, 2006 -> 02:04 PM)
We were charged $6,999 at a Holiday Inn once.

 

Parlayed that into some priority club points that ended up quealing like 5 free stays.

 

Yep, Heads paid $49 for the room for the night, and $6,950 for buying "Forrest Hump" on the adult channel 556 times.

QUOTE(Capn12 @ Mar 29, 2006 -> 12:20 AM)
Yep, Heads paid $49 for the room for the night, and $6,950 for buying "Forrest Hump" on the adult channel 556 times.

:lolhitting :lolhitting

QUOTE(Capn12 @ Mar 29, 2006 -> 01:20 AM)
Yep, Heads paid $49 for the room for the night, and $6,950 for buying "Forrest Hump" on the adult channel 556 times.

Hahahahahahaha :lolhitting

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