US Cafe Sues Customer For Tipping Waitress $3,000 And Then Demanding It Back: Report

A restaurant in Pennsylvania, in the United States, demands a restaurant with a price of more than $ 3,000 (RS 2.40 Lakh). This is due to the fact that customers initially left a big tip for servants who worked in restaurants but asked for a refund later.
The servant named Mariana Lambert was very happy to get a few thousand dollars from a customer named Eric Smith for her job at Alfredo’s Pizza Cafe. The incident had occurred in June, as reported by CNN.

The manager was initially skeptical, but a credit card transaction was successful. Mr. Smith said that the social media campaign titled ‘Tips for Jesus’ inspired him to leave a generous tip. It was really very meaningful for MS Lambert, he said. Although very touched, he still did not believe.

However, his excitement did not last long because Smith challenged the tip accused of his credit card provider.

When they learned of disputes with a credit company, the restaurant considered it miscommunication because MS Lambert had received a large amount at the time.

Restaurant Manager Zachary Jacobson made several efforts to contact Mr. Smith via Facebook but was unsuccessful. As a result, the manager filed a claim to the judge’s office, labeling all incidents as “annoying”.

Jacobson at Alfredo’s Cafe hopes they will win the court battle and will not be asked to pay $ 3,000 again.

As per the report by the new york post, the manager of alfredo’s pizza cafe said, “unfortunately, we had to file charges through the magistrate’s office because now we’re just out of this money at this point. And he teg to sue He, so that’s what we will do, I think. I hope he has his actions and appears and indeed pays this, because you shouldn’t do this if this is the end result. “