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▲ 10 r/wayfair

Emails about charges for old transactions...

Has anyone else been hit with a wave of "we undercharged you" emails from Wayfair? I just got multiple emails like this all at once today for different orders across several months. The emails are legitimate.

Wayfair is claiming they undercharged me on various orders and will process separate charges to my original payment method by October 16th for the outstanding balances.

They say they "identified that you were not charged the full amount" at the time of purchase, and they're charging me the differences now.

Not sure how they could make this mistake on so many different transactions across multiple months. If this was Wayfair's error in their billing system, they should absorb the cost, not pass it to customers months later. Others will probably disagree with me.

Is this happening to others? And if so, have you guys contacted Wayfair about it?

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u/filthcrab — 9 days ago
▲ 7 r/Spellingmistakes

Philadelhpia Literacy Day

I can't decide if the situational irony here is accidental or intentional, but it made me sad.

u/filthcrab — 2 months ago
▲ 70 r/DCCTV

Pyornkrachzark (aka Daddy Rock aka The Rock Biter) from The NeverEnding Story as Sledge

u/filthcrab — 3 months ago
▲ 8 r/interiordecorating

All the walls in my home came pre-Greiged. I'd like to make this square wall behind the TV (and potentially the cut-out to the right under the staircase railing) an accent wall. The room gets limited natural light so I don't want the wall to make it feel dark or closed in.

Overall color profile in this room is green and terracotta/pink/rust and warm, honey woods.

I can't decide on whether the accent wall should be patterned or solid and what color(s) would be best. Patterned would probably feel like too much with everything else going on in the area. I'm stuck between doing like a warm terracotta/clay or a dusty sage green. Or something entirely different.

Welcome any advice!

u/filthcrab — 6 months ago