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#2 is a great idea for them - lets them dodge the UberEats/Foodora/etc fees I guess. A shawarma place near my last job did the same with Ritual orders, wheneve
by vzidex 7y ago
#2 is a great idea for them - lets them dodge the UberEats/Foodora/etc fees I guess.
A shawarma place near my last job did the same with Ritual orders, whenever the owner noticed a regular he would ask them to just call the restaurant instead of ordering on the app.
- RandallBrown 7y ago#2 is a great way to get kicked off those platforms as that's almost certainly against the rules of the platform.
- jamil7 7y agoReally? I'm not familiar with the terms so those platforms but does that mean you couldn't run your own delivery service as well as being on ubereats?.
- RandallBrown 7y agoI don't think they restrict you from running your own delivery service, but using UberEats to advertise your own is probably not allowed.
- gruez 7y agoThat's definitely not universal. I frequently see restaurants that have stickers for multiple delivery services.