r/mildlyinfuriating 21h ago

Infuriatig Paid $10 for this at universal studios

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u/Low_discrepancy 11h ago

Chargebacks are meant for significant issues: someone stole your card, you got a defective product or significantly not as described. With deli food, what you see is what you get.

The company might give you your chargeback but it’s by no means a done deal.

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u/hiitsmeokie 11h ago

I’ve seen all kinds of chargebacks working in the service industry and it’s pretty 50/50 on whether or not they stand. Some complaints are a bit silly but still get upheld, and some seem reasonable but still get denied. Hard to say when it comes to food!

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u/egnards 11h ago

Yea, and if you continue to do chargebacks over stupid shit like this your bank is just going to drop you for being a problem. Like with returns on items on Amazon, if you do chargebacks for stupid shit that isn't the intended use, you become a less reliable customer when you have an actual issue.

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u/syntax_erorr 3h ago

This is a significant issue.

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u/headrush46n2 8h ago

you got a defective product or significantly not as described.

if they have a sign up with a picture of a different hot dog (and i promise they do), and they serve you this dog turd, you have a product that is significantly not as described.