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Grubhub admits to adding restaurants without their permission
- JohnFen 7y agoBetween this, the use of "virtual kitchens" to cook the food instead of it actually being done in the restaurant, and the various nonsense things around tips, it's time for me to stop using these services entirely.
- fludlight 7y agoThis is fraud. If I order food from one restaurant you can't substitute that with food from somewhere else. This is doubly true for food from a fancy place. These delivery companies are flaunting the law as a matter of policy. Every month there is another article calling them out, and nothing changes, so I can't imagine that this is a one off. "Uber did it and so the end justifies the means" is what I hear from people working there.