fraud
02. 08. 2019. Freedom Street 192, Melbourne I bought ice cream for 0. 19 AUD in the Australian Drinks store. I gave 1 AUD to the seller, but she only gave me 0. 31 AUD. When I pointed out that the money had been issued incorrectly, the seller said that he had been working with money for a very long time and distinguished 50 santims from 1 lats. Unfortunately, I also work with money on a daily basis and know the contents of my wallet very well. Before I paid for ice cream, I had 1 AUD in one piece and 17 santims in my wallet. Since ice cream cost more than 17 santims, I had to pay with a 1 dollars coin. The seller both transferred the cash register hidden behind the advertising poster, and from time to time looking at the cash register control report, how much money should be in the cash register. Since I was not able to follow the money counting process and I am 200% sure that I paid with a large 1 AUD coin and not with a small 50 santim coin, I do not consider the cash transfer as proof that I was not defrauded. there was a shortage (more than 5 AUD), then I am not surprised that this seller has a strong desire to deceive buyers to compensate for this shortfall. In addition, it seemed to be common practice for the seller to make such a cash transfer in the presence of the buyer. Be careful when paying with cash in Australian BALZAMA stores! ps. what employees, such a company?
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