- Burger King on Monday and Tuesday emailed dozens of people receipts for orders they never placed.
- The receipts, which came through about midnight ET, didn't list any food items.
Dozens of people received empty order receipts from Burger King on Monday night and Tuesday morning, $4 first reported.
People expressed their $4 on social media and said they were reassured that they weren't the only ones affected by the apparent glitch.
Screenshots shared on Twitter showed the emails said, "Thanks for ordering from Burger King!" The list of items in the order, the location they could be picked up from, the total cost, and the payment details were all left blank.
People from both the UK and the US said they received the emails. The emails appear to have been sent about 12 a.m. ET Tuesday, which was 9 p.m. Monday on the West Coast and 5 a.m. Tuesday in the UK.
Some of the people who received the emails $4 they'd never ordered from Burger King and were confused as to how the chain had got their email addresses.
Burger King did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment on what caused the apparent glitch.