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Claimant's opinion: Taking cash and not giving a receipt knowing you can not prove it when he doesn't give one out to customers from the start according to his employees who stated this is not what they do. By him saying he would throw my husband out of his business when he did nothing to warrant this behavior. He put his face in front of my husbands face very close and kept saying the same thing over and over again to attempt to provoke him to respond.
Claimant's opinion: Threatening behaviour to physically have my husband thrown out. Why would this business owner escalate a payment matter to adding other things to my husband who is not the purpose of my visit. I came to collect my repair not argue about who I bring in his business with me or suddenly refusing to take my credit card payment. My cash payment was once again never provided with a receipt showing this is how this business comfortably operates.
Claimant's opinion: His staff via telephone call told me they never give a receipt for cash payments, the owner challenged me to provide him with a receipt when he was the person who helped me and this is not his Business Practice to give receipts for cash payments. He was asked to check his cash intake for the day I paid my cash to verify I paid. I was only asking him to go and check his cash intake for something that took place 12 days ago. Normally you would need time to pull your records this doesn't seem to have taken place. I was made to pay again a second time.
Claimant's opinion: Never returned my call made on Saturday, April 23, 2016 to resolve matter.
Claimant's opinion: He made me pay $21.20 total for an agreed amount of $10.60 which includes the tax
Claimant's opinion: He told my husband if he ever came back to his business he will throw him out. Told me to never come back and do business with him any more.
"When she came in to pick up and said she prepaid she first told me she paid with credit card. We checked our credit cards for the drop off date and found nothing. Then she said she paid with cash, I explained that we mark your invoice paid since this is not the normal procedure and could she find her invoice, She said she was going to her car and never returned. While I was waiting for her to return, I checked my register cash out logs for the day she dropped off and they showed no overages. When she called back the next day and spoke to my counter girl, the message I got was that she suggested that she had the exact coins from the transaction and I should get them fingerprinted to show I touched them. Since I found this to be a crazy suggestion and she obviously didn't want to produce her invoice, I concluded that it must not be marked paid. I would also like to say that I was going to let her take the item when she came back just to avoid having an upset customer for $10. But she never returned that day, and when she called the next day and came in with her husband on Monday, she was so unreasonable and impossible to deal with that I was no longer willing to do that. In conclusion; she produced no invoice, our registers showed no overages, and I took care of her myself so I know there was no theft from any of my employees."
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I read both the claim and the response and couldn't tell you which side I find more likely. I personally do prefer to pay upfront for most things in case I'm in a hurry later, but I usually use a credit card precisely to avoid any later disputes. I would also have to say that if I were the store and someone paid in cash, I might think about alway stapling the cash register receipt to the ticket that goes with the item to ensure that there was no question that payment had been made...maybe a little less likely to forget than stamping a ticket.
Both sides seem so entirely credible --and it's so unlikely that either side would try to 'take' the other for $10 - that I can only conclude that there was a genuine misunderstanding.
I have never forgotten once being able to completely envision and 'remember' the whole process of returning some rental DVDS, in extreme detail, to the point that I yelled at the owner about saying I hadn't. It was pretty embarrassing to later find them under the seat of my car (he was very nice when I slunk back in and apologized). So yes, I can perfectly well imagine the customer intending to pay cash, or going back and forth about paying now or later, to the confusion of everyone. I do that kind of thing all the time.
But as someone who's frequently harassed and distracted, I can also imagine the cleaner forgetting to complete the usual process of marking off a cash payment, or meaning to do it later and forgetting. If it were me, I'd also be thrown by cash. Who uses cash anymore?
The unfortunate thing is that both parties are now painted into corners and angry and upset with each other. That's extremely human. But this kind of thing takes up too much mental energy. For $10, I'd like to see one party go to the other (doesn't matter which) and offer the payment with a 'I'm not sure which of us is wrong, but I don't want either of us to have this thing taking up space in our brains.'
And for the other to say, that's OK, we're OK, don't worry about the money.
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