Estelle F.
Google
As a senior on a fixed income, I feel strongly that if I don't receive my order or if something is missing, that I should not pay for it. Over the past two weeks, I placed five Grubhub orders. Of the five orders, I received one successfully. While I do live in a large condominium complex with over 800 units, it is important to note I provide detailed instructions on how to find my unit. When I place my orders, I am always at home. I make it known that in the event a driver has difficulty locating my unit, that I will work with him or her and meet them outside rather than have my order misdelivered. That said, when I asked for a refund for the misdelivered items, the supervisor with whom I spoke refused citing I received too many refunds. She told me she reached out to the driver and insisted that my order was delivered to the correct unit. I told her I had no Halloween decorations on my front door; additionally, I have two outdoor cameras, a Ring Video and a Tapo and both prove no delivery was made by Grubhub. I have since closed my Grubhub account. Prior to delivery, Grubhub will provide you with the name and contact number of the driver. Before my delivery was made I called the driver who has an outgoing message in Spanish. I followed that up with a text message. After my order was misdelivered, I again called the driver who never answers his phone and sent a text message asking where my misdelivered order was. I would rather save myself the money and irritation of having to deal with Grubhub. I do not respect a company that fails to take responsibility.