More than $7000 for a Subway sandwich? What?

That's a lot of money.

Metro Atlanta woman reached out to our sister station after trying for nearly a month to get her money back for a $7,000 sandwich.

A month. - You just can't make something up this wild.

Consumer investigator Justin Gray made a visit to the store where the pricey sandwich was purchased.

I know exactly what it normally costs. It's $7.54.

But this time Vera Connor paid $7,112.98 for that Subway Italian sub

I could have gone to Italy and got the sandwich for that.

Instead of Italy, she went to this College Park Subway.

Connor only noticed the $7,000 bill later in the week when she checked her credit card statement.

I was like, "Oh my God how, did this happen?"

Look at that number on the tip line. $7105.44.

Those are the numbers from her phone number.

I was like, "Oh my god, this is my phone number. I must have been keying it in the pad and the screen's fit changed.

Hey there, it's Justin Gray with Channel 2. Is the manager here?

I left a card for the manager at this Roosevelt Highway Subway and also reached out to Subway corporate and the credit card company, Bank of America.

Even Subway employees were shocked by that sandwich total.

That's the receipt. - Oh, damn. Wow.

What Conor thought would be a simple fix has been anything but.

The store manager refused to discuss it with her and her credit card company sent this letter, denying her claim.

This is unbelievable because I feel like everyone that sees it has to know that it's a mistake.

I've worked in retail before. I know how we tally up at the end of the night.

Connor says she's trying to keep smiling because she can't imagine how she can pay that $7,000 credit card bill.

You tell me it's a good sandwich? - It ain't that good.

And we have now heard back from Subway who tells us they have been in touch with Connor's bank about processing a chargeback and getting that money back to her.

Reporting in Atlanta. I'm Justin Gray.