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It's a courtesy for the delivery person, so they don't have to ring and wait for you to get to the door. Instead you get a notification when they are getting cl
by Double_a_92 3y ago
It's a courtesy for the delivery person, so they don't have to ring and wait for you to get to the door. Instead you get a notification when they are getting close to your house (via GPS tracking).
- Symbiote 3y agoIt's a discoutesy to the customer to spam them with notifications after the order is complete.
- Freak_NL 3y agoWow. That's… Totally not done here in the Netherlands. It's not really an issue either, because doors are typically within a few metres from the street, and people answer fairly promptly when food was ordered (because you are hungry and your food is there, which would seem obvious).