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Look on the register receipt and see if it lists both the cash and the card payments... if it does, take it to the store they will reimburse you right away.
If the cashier didn't enter the cash payment into the register so you have no actual proof on paper, here's what you do: take the receipt in and ask to speak with a manager. Explain what happened. They will use the receipt to determine the time/date of the transaction, and who the cashier was.
They will talk to the cashier if he is available, and hopefully he will remember this and tell the truth. If he doesn't, then they can check the records for that teller - his till likely would have been about $25 over that day, and that will corroborate your claim.
Even if his till is not over $25 because he is completely horrible at his job, the manager can check the security video. They should have every cash register on video, and they will clearly see you handing the cashier money as well as the card. Again, this will corroborate your story.
In this way, you should be able to get your money back. You may have to spend a little time advocating for yourself, but as long as you are firm, but still patient and courteous, they will fix it. Don't be afraid to ask for a higher manager if the one you are dealing with doesn't want to believe you or take care of the problem. If you have to, go all the way up to the store manager, or even the regional manager. Whatever you do, don't go away. Remember: the squeaky wheel gets greased, so continue to make noise until they give you your money back!
Good luck!
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