u/MyCatSaidNotTo

I just had a frustrating encounter with an immature Tesla driver and would like to vent.

One working charger. Tesla was plugged in with adapter, fully charged, no driver in sight.

I unplugged the charger from the adapter and began my charging session. The Tesla driver came back shortly after and whined that I unplugged him. I told him his car was fully charged and no longer charging and it is courtesy to move a fully charged vehicle and otherwise common practice to unplug if someone is fully charged.

He whined that he didn’t like that I unplugged him and that he was coming to unplug so I should have waited. I told him I don’t know him or keep track of his whereabouts so there was no way to know he was coming, and unplugging a fully charged vehicle is common practice. There were a lot of, I know, but but buts.

He then said I unplugged him so he would unplug me and then went and unplugged me mid charge, causing the charger to error out. He tried to plug it directly back in to his car, which obviously did nothing because of the error state and he would have had to activate a session first.

I called him an a**hole, he called me an a**hole and he and his buddy left. Ugh.

Located in US.

I got a receipt for a hotel stay in another state that had my name and an old address of mine and obviously my email was associated with it though I never received an email with the original booking.

The hotel confirmed it was legit and someone checked in with my information. The credit card last four digits were not mine and all of my accounts seem secure with no charges. My credit is always frozen so no new accounts can be easily opened.

A basic search shows it could be someone using a stolen card with a real person’s information. Is there any more of a scam or risk to me here? I assume the payment will be reversed when the account holder sees the charges and then they will have my name as liable.