Deliveroo & Uber Eats 02-05-2022, 04:04 PM
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Wonder if anyone has any working methods for Deliveroo or Uber Eats For quick and easy refund?.
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(02-06-2022, 01:27 AM)mothered Wrote: Food/consumable products are the easiest to SE with any company that comes to mind.I tried this method recently, but it seems just eat are wising up to it. They responded that it’s a very serious issue, and then to report the restaurant to the FDA (food safety regulation people in the uk). Although, it was the second consecutive SEd order on a new account, so maybe that was the reason for the failure
Adding to the above recommendations, simply saying you felt extremely sick after consumption, works almost every time.
(02-06-2022, 11:20 AM)Datswansguy Wrote: I tried this method recently, but it seems just eat are wising up to it. They responded that it’s a very serious issue, and then to report the restaurant to the FDA (food safety regulation people in the uk).Given they acknowledged the seriousness of the matter, they've taken the Issue on board, as opposed to dismissing It - which Is an excellent start to the SE.
(02-06-2022, 03:03 PM)mothered Wrote: [quote="Datswansguy" pid='1072064' dateline='1644142831']I was considering it, but it was over £10 of kfc
You had a good opportunity to hit them hard.
. If I did go down that route, it’d probably involve filing a food poisoning report against my local kfc shop, which has the potential to get them in shit and possibly have complications for me. I also have a couple other SEs ongoing at the moment, in addition to lots of uni work, so I’m slightly tight for time too.
. Then I can try other methods for Ubereats, etc, too
(02-07-2022, 12:57 AM)Datswansguy Wrote: I was considering it, but it was over £10 of kfcIt's certainly understandable and under the circumstances, Is not justified to pursue It.. If I did go down that route, it’d probably involve filing a food poisoning report against my local kfc shop
(02-06-2022, 11:20 AM)Datswansguy Wrote:This only happens when it's new account and it's a multiple times happened scenario, even then you can still live chat and continue to complain and thety will refund you if you lie well enough. Done it many times.(02-06-2022, 01:27 AM)mothered Wrote: Food/consumable products are the easiest to SE with any company that comes to mind.I tried this method recently, but it seems just eat are wising up to it. They responded that it’s a very serious issue, and then to report the restaurant to the FDA (food safety regulation people in the uk). Although, it was the second consecutive SEd order on a new account, so maybe that was the reason for the failure
Adding to the above recommendations, simply saying you felt extremely sick after consumption, works almost every time.