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By ChuztoLooz - 21/03/2019 00:00

Today I had a member of my gym call to say she was overcharged, because we billed her incorrectly, and wanted a refund. After offering other, much simpler ways of compensating her, to no avail, I spent 30 minutes on the phone with our financial team to complete a refund for all of $2.. FML
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ryand82 11

Yeah, she wanted a refund. Not other forms of compensation. Who cares how much it was for. The gym overcharged her and she wants a refund. Jeez

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ryand82 11

Yeah, she wanted a refund. Not other forms of compensation. Who cares how much it was for. The gym overcharged her and she wants a refund. Jeez

naw that person was an ass like its 2 dollars for the trouble your offering something to make it better that which probably cost more then 2 dollars

lowshadows, are you referring to the head of a school or to financial/ monetary units of measure from which interest is calculated and is called "principle?"

OP, you couldn't have surreptitiously collected $2 from your co-workers to give her?

You work in an industry that's notorious for being dicks to their customers. You can't be too surprised when the customers take every opportunity to be a dick back.

fde2blknimout 18

You should have told her to come on in to get her money. Then hand her a ziplock bag of 200 pennies.

Have you ever been at the financial point in your life, where $2 is very important. Sure she pays for the gym to try and stay healthy, but she probably budgeted for it. $2 is a lot of money to me, when used properly.

To bad that you do not have an education clas. Just tell her she needs to go back to school.

Yeah annoying for you personally, but I'm also very suspicious of companies who make it impossibly hard to refund a customer for a mistake on the company's side. Pretty sure it doesn't take 30 minutes of manual labor to overcharge the customers in the first place. :)