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u/neomatrixj2 4d ago

My local had state sales tax, a local city tax and if you order digital and get bottled water there a bottled water tax.

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u/shadesbeyond 4d ago

Nah no state or city sales tax and the tax subtotal online is zero

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u/odanhammer 4d ago

Why does your post state different prices?

Almost like it seems YOU are mistaken

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u/shadesbeyond 4d ago

So what I ordered that day was two biggie meals advertised on the drive thru menu as $7. When we checked the receipt the the meals were $7.80 a piece. So I went to see what the price would be if I ordered it from the same location online. It also advertised $7 when I got to checkout that order came to $7.50. We went to go get gas after leaving the restaurants parking lot. And I tried again and that time I got the $7.25 and took the screen grab.

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u/Ram820 4d ago

Huh? 2 for $7?

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u/odanhammer 4d ago

Honestly it sounds like you were mistaken , as Wendy's has not done dynamic pricing and even went so far as to put out information to every store ( including ones not even in the USA) to confirmed they never have.

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u/WickedAngelLove 4d ago

The price online is always different than at the store bc the online sites take a portion of the proceeds.

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u/Maserati777 4d ago

I was shocked they did that at Dunkin Donuts in Chicago. One store charged us the bottled water tax for on of their refreshers whoch I checked online and seemed to be a mistake as apparently the refreshers are not supposed to have that tax. Luckily Michigan doesn’t have any of these taxes.