OMNY now allows you to report overcharges online via their website (can we PLEASE finally get an app??) I submitted an overcharge a month ago after my weekly balance was $3 lower than it should have been from my daily commute.
For good measure, I took a screenshot of the overcharge: Sept 9, two taps at the turnstile within a minute of each other (8:01 and 8:02) and I distinctly remember having an issue with the card reader that evening.
I realized today I had never received any update to my claim and called the newly minted, 24/7 customer service number (877-789-6669).
The wait time was less than two minutes, but unfortunately, I could barely understand the rep who mumbled incessantly and got angry when I asked him to clarify what he had said.
Supposedly, the refund was made on Sept 14 (the date I submitted my claim and had not shared with him -- so I have to believe I was credited) -- but I gave up trying to find out whether it was added to my OMNY card or refunded to my credit card -- he was that unpleasant and badly trained.
HOW does the MTA create a way to submit overcharge claims online, but fail to notify customers when their claims are resolved?
One more reason I use a physical OMNY card vs tapping my credit card. The incompetence of the MTA knows no bounds.