The title is .. not great. They're listing restaurants without the restaurant's knowledge, and in this case can never actually fulfill the request (because the

The title is .. not great. They're listing restaurants without the restaurant's knowledge, and in this case can never actually fulfill the request (because the restaurant doesn't even do takeaway). But assuming stupidity over malice, it's not clear to me the restaurant is being defrauded -- more like they're being misrepresented. But if they did have takeaway... everything would be fine? I'm not clear how GrubHub benefits from the few false orders that would come through before the issue is resolved (they'll make a pretty penny from a few people, and trash their reputation and user-trust entirely? It would be extremely short-sighted behavior) There are some other comments like pricing not being specified correctly, which might turn out more money for grubhub... But even that doesn't seem so clear cut. This entire thing seems like it's borne out of stupidity, and perhaps a shared poisoned dataset