News about Kate Jones

Lucy Watson, a Brit who is currently living in New York City, has a sister named Katy in the UK who logged onto the website to order a food shop. Upon first glance, Katy's list appears to look normal, ordering Gala Apples that cost £1.69 and a pack of bananas for 94p. However, she claimed her card was charged £394.50 for two loose limes, which should have cost just 50p. But when Katy realised the error and asked the supermarket giant for a refund, her request appeared to be rejected, according to a screenshot Lucy shared online.

But when she looked at her bank balance two days later, she noticed an extra charge had been added, bringing the total up to £626 for the shop. Ms Jones, who is a wheelchair user and said shopping online is an 'absolute lifeline', had been charged £533.36 for two orange peppers which should cost 59p each. She reached out to ASDA who agreed to refund Ms Jones and claimed a 'technical error' was responsible for the inflated cost of the peppers. But one week on and she is still waiting to be compensated and is incurring overdraft charges from her bank.

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