‘Very stressful’ Lidl customers fume as they are charged TWICE for their shopping in debit card glitch ...Middle East

LIDL customers are outraged as they are charged twice for their Christmas shopping in a debit card glitch. Cut-price supermarket Lidl has apologised to hundreds of angry shoppers following the stressful incident. GettyLidl customers were charged twice for their Christmas shopping due to card service glitch[/caption] GettyThe shoppers were reportedly denied a refund from the supermarket[/caption] The alarm was raised by a customer who had paid by debit card at a store in Wetzikon, Switzerland, on December 23. An unpleasant surprise awaited the shopper as they discovered they had been charged twice for the same bill. It was then revealed that hundreds of others at stores acr

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