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For this to be fraud someone would have to be defrauded. Certainly the owner was not defrauded, nor anyone working with him to purchase the dough. Nor was Door
by puffoflogic 4y ago
For this to be fraud someone would have to be defrauded.
Certainly the owner was not defrauded, nor anyone working with him to purchase the dough. Nor was Doordash defrauded: they offered to sell anyone pizzas for $16, and the owner took them up on the offer.
- WesternWind 4y agoDoordash defines itself as a technology company responsible for connecting customers with restaurants using dashers as contractors for delivery and itself providing logistics for ordering, paying, and routing dashers. Can you imagine what the press would do if Doordash actually sued the local pizza place because it was dumb, or filed a police report? I think it wouldn't be pretty, and the stock price could go down, and doing something that makes your stock go down can lead to an investor lawsuit. Not a lawyer, this is not legal advice, I'd love to see a lawyer analyze this though.