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So do it? I really don't see the problem. I get that Deliveroo puts you on their platform even if you don't agree (the apps where I live don't do this), but if
by nebolo 6y ago
So do it? I really don't see the problem. I get that Deliveroo puts you on their platform even if you don't agree (the apps where I live don't do this), but if that's the case the restaurant is still getting the full price for selling their food. The customer pays the extra 20%.
- Kneecaps07 6y agoSome restaurant owners don't like this. It gives the impression that the restaurant is charging that extra money.
- TulliusCicero 6y agoYeah, there should be a regulation that lets restaurants opt-out, or enforces price transparency on the delivery company's app (must show both original price from the restaurant in addition to final price).
- wtetzner 6y ago> The customer pays the extra 20%. Which means they might order less food than they would have with lower prices. Or that they might decide it's too expensive, and order from another restaurant.