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The problem isn't that they group orders, it's that you weren't aware of it and weren't given the choice. You were made to believe that you were paying for a di
by Nextgrid 3y ago
The problem isn't that they group orders, it's that you weren't aware of it and weren't given the choice. You were made to believe that you were paying for a direct order and it's only after the fact you realize but by then it's too late and getting your money back is a hassle. There would be no problems if you were given the choice upfront to pay less for a grouped order or more for a direct order.
The problem is that these companies need to somehow pay for all that "growth & engagement" and so have insane overheads, so being upfront about the costs will mean they'd get no business, so instead they obfuscate it as much as possible like in the above scenario or outright steal drivers' tips.
- bluSCALE4 3y agoYeah, I mean, as I mentioned, I'm willing to order rolling the dice but once my order is picked up, they should do the right thing and be transparent. They have my money already and as you said, I now have the expectation that "I'm next".