One fan paid a beer vendor as if it were any ordinary purchase, but later discovered they were charged $724 for a couple of brews.
The Miami Dolphins have certainly given their fans a reason to drink this NFL season after four-straight, and mostly embarrassing, losses. But when one fan at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami saw his bill for two beers on Sunday, they had a legitimate reason to complain. And after further review, this might not get overturned.
The pitch during the UEFA Champions League third round qualifying at Stade Maurice Dufrasne on August 07, 2018 in Liege, Belgium.Hard Rock Stadium issues its vendors electronic devices to swipe credit and debit cards throughout the venue. The device Collier used was reportedly not authorized by the stadium or the team.
Centerplate, the hospitality management company that operates Hard Rock Stadium, said Collier had worked as a vendor there for more than a year. Vendors are easily spotted by their lime-green shirts. On Sunday, Collier was reportedly working for neither Rocket Man, Hard Rock Stadium nor the Miami Dolphins.
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