Burger King has confused a whole group of people by emailing them a blank receipt with many joking that theyโ€™ve made a โ€˜Whopperโ€™ of a mistake.

In the early hours of 9th August, customers started receiving emails saying โ€˜thanks for ordering from Burger Kingโ€™ โ€“ even though they hadnโ€™t placed an order.

But when they opened the messages, they faced an utterly blank statement, causing a great deal of confusion.

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An โ€œinternal processing errorโ€ is responsible for a bunch of blank receipts. The sender of the receipt was an official Burger King email account when emails were placed overnight into Tuesday morning. A representative for Burger King confirmed to Nexstar. The number of the recipients is unclear, but according to the reports, thousands got the emails in error.

โ€œThank you for ordering from Burger King!โ€ reads a message included with the receipt. โ€œYour order will be ready to be picked up at Burger King located at [blank].โ€

The order information listed within the emailed receipt was also wholly blank.

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Twitter Reacts 

The email recipients took to Twitter to share the details regarding the emails. โ€œDid anyone get a blank Burger King receipt in their email? Iโ€™m just curious. I never eat there,โ€ one user said

Burger King immediately took notice of the error as they responded to multiple customer queries on Twitter, saying, โ€œThank you for reaching out. We are aware of the issue and are investigating internally.โ€

Burger King representative says that an โ€œinternal processing errorโ€ was responsible for the blank receipts.

However, they declined to comment whether the emails were sent only to customers who signed up for the Burger King app or perhaps a broader email database. Meanwhile, it did not immediately appear that any email recipients had been charged or their information had been compromised.

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