I ran into something alarming today.
When balancing my bank statement (okay fessing up here my wife balances our account) today, I found that a transaction I charged to my debit card using Android Pay had a different amount than the amount charged to my bank.
I use android pay at a restaurant frequently, and I always watch the waitress enter the amount. I never leave a tip using AP, I always leave cash. I did get my receipt for this transaction and the amount was correct and the amount match the Android Pay notification on my phone.
So. How in the heck could the restaurant have changed the amount charged to my account? Could they change it later the same way they could add a tip onto a credit card?
When balancing my bank statement (okay fessing up here my wife balances our account) today, I found that a transaction I charged to my debit card using Android Pay had a different amount than the amount charged to my bank.
I use android pay at a restaurant frequently, and I always watch the waitress enter the amount. I never leave a tip using AP, I always leave cash. I did get my receipt for this transaction and the amount was correct and the amount match the Android Pay notification on my phone.
So. How in the heck could the restaurant have changed the amount charged to my account? Could they change it later the same way they could add a tip onto a credit card?