[Maiaophilia]

Originally Posted by CollectiveConfusion

That is annoying but if I were you I wouldn't have called. I'd hate to have some poor kid lose his job over $3.

He should call. Doing stuff like that is technically illegal. Tbh; as cruel as it sounds, that kid should lose his job over it.'

edit: I would also contact your credit card company... even though its $3 and seems like extra effort -

[Maiaophilia]

Originally Posted by CollectiveConfusion

I know it's the "right" thing to do - but everybody has done stupid things as a kid (obviously we're assuming this was a teenager working the counter, not an adult - that'd be a whole different story). $3 isn't worth it, in my mind.

.... "assuming"

I really don't think age should play a factor in this at all. I think if you're old enough to have a job, you're old enough to know the basic difference between right and wrong.

[Maiaophilia]

Originally Posted by suicidesaints

I thought about it, but I just got done disputing some other fraudulent charges (over $200 worth that were done out of state, in multiple states) and I don't want to raise any red flags even though I'm not at fault.

Then I would take your receipt and a copy of your bank statement to the pizza hut and ask to speak to the manager. Show him both and ask what he can do, threaten to involve Credit Card companies and mention that adding tips that weren't originally added is fraud. They should have a copy of your receipt too...

I'm sure they'll be more than able to help you resolve the issue without involving CC companies.