A man was charged $27,000 for chicken parmesan and two beers at a Tennessee restaurant after a card machine glitch added extra zeroes to customers' bills on October 21, one as high as $99,000. James Morgan, 22, never expected to leave Chop House in Knoxville with a full stomach and an empty bank account but last Friday he noticed a very suspicious charge of $27,000 on a bill that should have been $27. 'Just having everything kind of stripped away from you,' said James Morgan of how it felt to notice the card error. Overcharged: A man was charged $27,000 for a chicken parmesan dinner that should have cost him $27
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'Just having everything kind of stripped away from you,' said James Morgan of how it felt to notice the $27,000 charge on his card
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Customers incorrectly paid anywhere from $8,000 to $99,000 due to a credit card machine glitch
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The glitch only affected customers on October 21 and that the restaurant Chop House is working on getting all of the charges reversed
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