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That's fascinating, because out of all of the restaurants I have browsed on Uber Eats, I noticed about half had higher prices than they do on location (and gene
by RussianCow 6y ago
That's fascinating, because out of all of the restaurants I have browsed on Uber Eats, I noticed about half had higher prices than they do on location (and generally significantly so—it wasn't uncommon to see a 20-30% difference). So they must not currently enforce it.
Edit: Even more interestingly, I rarely see this behavior on GrubHub. Maybe they have a history of enforcing it? Or are just more explicit about the rule? Or just coincidence? I'm not sure.
- londons_explore 6y agoEnforcement varies city to city. They only start to enforce it when they have most of the resturants in a city on the platform.
- RussianCow 6y agoThat makes sense, because GrubHub is by far the biggest player where I live. Uber Eats has a small slice of the pie in comparison.