Fast Food Chain Scam?

[Recon]

A little humor here.
Today I read an article on the internet and seen a short video of a possible scam at a fast-food restaurant.
A customer purchased a few food items and a drink and paid with his credit card. When he entered to his vehicle and read the receipt, he noticed an additional $1.00 fee. He returned to the restaurant and asked what the extra $1.00 was for. The employee tells the customer to look into the bag. The customer pulled out a coupon good for a soft serve cone or small fry with any purchase. Of course (as most of us would) the customer assumed the coupon was for a "free" soft serve or small fry. He did not ask for the coupon. The $1.00 charge was identified on the receipt as: BKF Cpn. $1.00. (Burger King Free Coupon: $1.00. Scam or not a scam? Lol.......lol!

 

[Shadetree Mechanic]

There was a Walmart scam a while back. The clerk would ring up a code on your receipt, then take the money out of the till.

 

[Holydvr]

Scam for sure!

 

[MikeJackson]

Just came across your old post—what a funny situation! I had a similar experience with a smoothie place where they charged extra for “organic whey protein isolate” on my receipt. At first, I thought it was a bit strange, but then I realized it was actually high-quality stuff that made the shake taste way better. It’s kind of like finding a surprise fee for a coupon that isn’t quite free but adds something special.

 

[JulianBarnes]

Thats nice!