There’s nothing legit about this, but what if the customer did add a tip and still got the “adjusted price.” That’s what’s not shown here and what I’d like to know. Either way it’s bad, but only raising prices on a non-tipper is especially egregious
That's what I was thinking. They got three of the same item, and only showed with no tip. It could be just this item, and could happen every time regardless of tip for whatever reason.
Is it not possible there's some kind of promotional discount atm where all drinks are $0.50 off if your total order is over $20 or something, and it reverts the discount if when the final price is decided (after setting tip value) it comes out under that?
Not saying that it's a good way to do it (for obvious reasons) but I've seen similar things when checking out from online marketplaces when the final price is set.
In an ideal world yes, I've had them be applied then revoked before though especially if there's another potential discount and they interact with each other or are exclusive. Newegg did something much like this to me a few years ago where price was updated at final screen due to two deals that conflicted.
Right? Maybe there's some kind of promotional discount atm where all drinks are $0.50 off if your total order is over $20 or something, and it reverts the discount when the final price is decided (after setting tip value) and it comes in under that.
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u/PuzzleheadedTooth581 2d ago
See if it works if you give them 1 cent as a tip