double-charge in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Double-charge: to charge a customer twice for the same transaction or service, often due to an error.

The restaurant mistakenly double-charged my credit card, causing a hassle when I tried to resolve the issue.
She was outraged to discover that her utility company had double-charged her for the month.
In a rare oversight, the airline double-charged passengers for their checked baggage fees.
If the system glitches, it might double-charge you for your ticket, so always check your receipt.
He filed a complaint after being double-charged for the same item during his online shopping.