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Unbelievable. People really have no shame, profiting from this pandemic in some of the worst ways. This is right up there with the bogus GoFundMe fundraiser after Michael Yun's death.

I guess these restaurants need to just have their own delivery people or just say to hell with it.

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Grub hub needs to insist on proof of delivery. Maybe a picture of the food and address. Or signature from recipient.

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Grubhub drivers dupe restaurant out of hundreds, owner says

By: Arnold DiazPosted at 11:16 PM, Apr 09, 2020 and last updated 7:42 AM, Apr 10, 2020

NEW YORK CITY ? Having to shut their doors to diners has been tough enough for restaurants struggling to survive during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Even worse is that some eateries, who now depend on take out and deliveries, are being cheated by some unscrupulous Grubhub drivers.

"It's a scam that delivery drivers have figured out how to work the system", says Grace Sciancalepore, co-owner of Leo's Grandevouz, a Hoboken landmark for 82 years.

She and the owner of Wurst Bar in Jersey City, both tell similar stories of having Grubhub drivers who sign on to a delivery but then fail to show up to the restaurant to pick up the food.

"This happened with the same driver for 10 orders," says Sciancalepore.

What happens is the driver will send a notice to the customer that their food has been delivered, when it hasn't. The driver will send the same message to the restaurant, even while the food is still being cooked and waiting for pickup. The drivers do this because simply by indicating the delivery was made, they automatically collect the delivery fee plus the tip. The angry and hungry customers blame the restaurant. But the restaurant is stuck with the food.

On a recent Friday evening, Leo's had over $500 of undelivered orders. When Sciancalepore called Grubhub, she said they refused to send another person to deliver the food.

"They said they can't because once the driver says the order has been delivered, it's done. It makes no sense", she said.

The customers have to contact Grubhub or their credit card company to get a refund. It's not always easy.

Another reason for non-deliveries is only after a driver agrees to a job, do they find out how much of a tip the customer is leaving. If it's a small tip and a long distance, some will simply abandon the job without notifying the restaurant or the customer. Some drivers will change their profile picture and contact information to make it hard to reach them.

A Grubhub spokesperson tells PIX11, "We have zero tolerance for this type of misconduct and will terminate any driver who engages in this behavior."

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https://www.pix11.com/news/coronavirus ... ut-of-hundreds-owner-says

https://www.hobokengirl.com/grubhub-dr ... hoboken-jersey-city-news/

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