Re:Postmates laid off all its city managers yesterday
by torranceyang on Thursday August 31, 2017 @01:44PM
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And their customer service is nonexistent. I was charged way more than I should have been, and tried filing a ticket that never got answered or responded too so I just had to pay up. There's a right way to approach these delivery services, but Postmates doesn't seem to be close enough.
Re:Postmates laid off all its city managers yesterday
by nradov on Thursday August 31, 2017 @02:03PM
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Why didn't you dispute the charge with your financial institution?
Re:Postmates laid off all its city managers yesterday
by notyourday on Thursday August 31, 2017 @03:33PM
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> I never pay over 25 dollars for delivered food.
I never pay over $3 to deliver food. Oh and it is delivered by the same delivery people who know the building, know where the buzzer is, know how the customer looks like. And they work for the restaurant from which the food is being ordered.
Seamless for the win.
Re:Postmates laid off all its city managers yesterday
by Operyl on Friday September 01, 2017 @12:35AM
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Err seamless is just a grubhub brand no? If so, they frequently will partner with companies like Delivery Dudes who aren’t much different than Grubhub’s own contractors.
Re:Postmates laid off all its city managers yesterday
by notyourday on Friday September 01, 2017 @08:30AM
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Seamless was bought by Grubhub.
My experience with Seamless is only in a few major markets. In every one of them the delivery people were the people who worked for the restaurants, which is why different restaurants in the same general area delivered or did not deliver to the same address, had different delivery fees and had different minimum orders.
Also, their app user experience is simply terrible. Just the fact that they are constantly and aggressively pushing their referral program and subscription plan, makes the app feel like a cheap adware.