When Canceling Your Reservation Costs as Much as Dinner
Source: New York Times
To celebrate his wife’s birthday in 2022, Brian Azara, a mechanical engineer in New York City, booked a table for two at a Michelin-starred restaurant in Brooklyn. But when their son was suddenly hospitalized with severe asthma, Mr. Azara had to cancel the reservation. A few minutes later, he checked his credit card account and saw a $200 fee.“It was probably 23½ hours before we were supposed to be there,” Mr.…
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