mcdonalds overcharge

durham_girl

Happy Meals still £1.99 round here too

MEMBER02

pcombo wrote: »

Went to mcdonalds ordered 2 happy meals got asked what kind do you want replied Burger and what drink do you want i said cola.

So anyway i order 2 happy meals. And i had the price all fixed to pay. So the young boy serving me says that will be £4.38 i was shocked as a happy meal is suppose to be £1.99 each.

So looking at the receipt it says:

2 S Coke (HAP) 1.20
S HM S Fries 0.00
2. Happy CHB MEAL 3.18

So something has went wrong somewhere.

Any ideas what i should do its for the sake of £1 but its still £1 and i hate being done out of money.

Its not a £1 its a measely 40p(if price was not increased,otherwise 0p)is it really worth the hassle for 40p(if you were overcharged?)40p not even the price of a mars bar!!!!

jdturk

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custardy

MEMBER02 wrote: »

Its not a £1 its a measely 40p(if price was not increased,otherwise 0p)is it really worth the hassle for 40p(if you were overcharged?)40p not even the price of a mars bar!!!!

what kind of person eats mars bars?!!!!!!!







*sorry couldnt resist

Equaliser123

hoyles10 wrote: »

Do you do the same when you're in a restaurant and you've just got your meal and a member of staff comes over to ask if everything's ok?

Errr, read the post. It wasn't a Mickey D's employee.

hoyles10

Equaliser123 wrote: »

Errr, read the post. It wasn't a Mickey D's employee.

Errr.... I know it wasn't a Maccy D's employee, but I was simply asking if anyone who speaks to them during a meal get's the same treatment.

pendulum

Bad analogy. If I was in a restaurant and someone interrupted my meal by trying to sponge something off of me for their own benefit, I expect I would also give them a bit of a dirty look too.

Interrupting people whilst they are eating to beg for vouchers isn't on, and it was fine to give her a dirty look in my opinion.

hoyles10

What was up with simply saying the word 'No'?

Why feel the need to just stare and leave the other person guessing what you are thinking? In my opinion to just gorp at someone is just as rude as the person was in the first place asking for the vouchers.

MEMBER02

hoyles10 wrote: »

What was up with simply saying the word 'No'?

Why feel the need to just stare and leave the other person guessing what you are thinking? In my opinion to just gorp at someone is just as rude as the person was in the first place asking for the vouchers.

I agree,or is this person who stared the type who looks down at others??

hoyles10

But yes I agree it was a bad analogy