The drama of a woman who was charged $ 2,800 for a shawarma

Last week, Laura Ziff asked the Jerusalem Facebook group about the Old City Shawrma restaurant to: that they made some of the money paid.

According to the story of the poor woman, the owner of the place had promised him a refund of the card since August 12but that still has not happened.

After posting, the merchant stated Cbad 13 from Israel that the transaction was the product of an error. But a former employee claimed Cbad 12 that the owners they had already cheated customers the other time. In particular, this ensures that the place does not have a menu and that the owner sometimes names the price dry, although it then bills the sum in dollars or euros.

"Sometimes the customer notices and sometimes only gives his card and his signature," he said, adding that "there are those who go to the police"while others simply "give up".

Last Monday, Ziff posted in the comments section of her original post that restaurant owners had contacted her to apologize for the misunderstanding. In her last message, the woman indicated that the owners had contacted the bank and "They are paying back the money"although he thinks the process could take a few days "due to banking problems".