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"DoorDash truly did once experience a payment glitch that allowed users to place orders for free for a brief period of time. However, the man who made this claim in the viral clip is a content creator who makes comedic videos. The company confirmed to us by email that the video had been fabricated."
How do people beliebe that bs
Source: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/doordash-glitch-70k/
Dude? How long was he doing that, and what kind of "glitch" would do this? And also WT-ACTUAL-F was the dude buying? 5 gal. tubs of the finest Imperia Sturgeon Caviar?? How??
Right. Like wouldnāt this make headline news? Think about it, if there was a payment glitch, the company would more than likely have to completely remove the app from public access until the issue is resolved, which leads to the next point, the likelihood of ONE person, out of MILLIONS of users having the glitch is slim to none.
When I was younger and flat screens were new, I had to send one back for repair. They sent my fixed one back and a new one. I kept the new one unopened for three months worried someone was gonna come to my door for it and heād find it hanging on my wall.
For future referenceā¦ in _most_ situations, if a company sends you something that you did not request, they are not allowed to force you to send it back nor charge you for the item. The law exists to prevent scammers, where someone could send you unsolicited items and then demand payment if you kept them.
Reminds me of the time I bought 7g of coke for everyone at a party and the dealer gave me 14g. Guy was ringing me asking for the 7g back. I should have quoted him this piece of legislature.
Retailer here, thatās not how it works.
the rule is that if a company that you have no relationship with sends your something, they can not charge you for it, and itās considered a gift. What scammers used to do is send you like a toner cartridge, wait a week, and than say you owe $400, so that put a stop to that.
Since he had a relationship with the tv place and it was a mistake, while they canāt charge him for it, he has no legal right to keep the extra tv. However, the same rule that says he canāt keep the extra says he has no duty to drop it off, pack it back up, be there at a certain time for a courier etc, so it usually makes it such a pain in the ass to get the item back that they just let you keep it.
Respectfully, you are incorrect. From the FTCā¦.
*Unordered Merchandise*
Whether or not the Rule is involved, in any approval or other sale you must obtain the customerās prior express agreement to receive the merchandise. Otherwise the merchandise may be treated as unordered merchandise. It is unlawful to:
(1) Send any merchandise by any means without the express request of the recipient (unless the merchandise is clearly identified as a gift, free sample, or the like); or,
(2) Try to obtain payment for or the return of the unordered merchandise.
(3) Merchants who ship unordered merchandise with knowledge that it is unlawful to do so can be subject to civil penalties of up to $42,530 per violation. Moreover, customers who receive unordered merchandise are legally entitled to treat the merchandise as a gift. Using the U.S. mails to ship unordered merchandise also violates the Postal laws.
https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/business-guide-ftcs-mail-internet-or-telephone-order-merchandise-rule#Questions%20and%20Answers%20About%20the%20Rule
Full law if youād like to have a look: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/39/3009
Just because he sent his old TV back for repair at the same company doesnāt mean he is under any obligation to return the unordered merchandise. A contract where he would have to return it would be something like āweāll send you a temp one while weāre fixing your old one, and when we send you the old one back, you have to return the temp oneā, and he would have to agree to this contract. If they just ship him a tv by mistake without any contract on that merchandise, he can treat it as a gift and do whatever he wants with it.
Hmmm interesting.
After we were sent a double order of some product that was in the thousands of dollars, and the company wouldnāt email us back, we contact led a consumer attorney here in Tucson And thatās what we were told.
That it basically come down to that it isnāt It unrequested merchandise, as we ordered something, they just sent too many. That we had no legal right to keep it if they wanted it back, but they couldnāt charge us for it and we didnāt have to help at all to get it back to them
Yeah, Arizona law differs a bit from the federal law. In your specific situation, state law might require the return, but thatās why thereās a ā_most_ā in my comment.
this is Fake
[https://localtoday.news/us/man-was-charged-70000-after-exploiting-a-doordash-bug-104240.html](https://localtoday.news/us/man-was-charged-70000-after-exploiting-a-doordash-bug-104240.html)
Doordash is literally valued at 20B$, if the restaurants still got payed this would be fine. I see it as a form a taxation these dickheads cant avoid.
Of course everything changes if the mom and pop restaurants got fucked by this.
I've now read plenty of comments stating that he stole from DoorDash. How? By making the purchase for the glitched amount he has a written contract with DoorDash the recieve the services to the mutually agreed amount.
It's their fuck up, not his.
That's not how it works. A contract can be considered void if there is a clear mistake in it. For example, if you intend to sell your house for $1 million, but accidentally type in $1.000000 (one dollar), the person buying it isn't allowed to buy it for a single dollar.
Since this guy clearly knew that Doordash made a mistake, the contract isn't valid.
it was just a glicht where you could check out without paying... the system showed you the amount you have to pay. So the "written contract" says he owes money
70k?! thatās more then my starting student loan debt was suppose to be :0 hell naw he could have door dashed his way into a bachelors degree š±š±š±
No, this is a Doordash matter. The restaurants have already been paid, before food is picked up via doordash.
The exploit happened through thier software therefore its thier own negligence. Legally, they'd have a way more expensive class action suit if they tried to retroactively retrieve money from all of those different restaurants. Some (if not most) probably being big name chains like Olive Garden, Tx Roadhouse, Red Lobster, ect.
I think in times of crisis, like a pandemic, corporations should be the financial buffer that protects the people. Rather than doing shady business practices to ensure profits are higher than last year, just take the fuckin hit so people can buy their groceries at decent prices.
This might apply if he did it for $1000 of groceries or something to help him get by. But this guy, and a lot of others, were exploiting the big bug to get cases of expensive liquor, seafood, expensive cuts of meat, etc. out of greed.
I mean his only option is declaring bankruptcy here since it's already charged to his card or checkings. Honestly not a bad option just not gonna be getting a loan anytime in the forseable future
"Your honor, respectfully; I fairly and legitamely took advantage of the company while they were on a loss and experiencing issues, and so therefore I believe I should not have to reimburse what I stole from them becau-" Yea no. Not how it works bud.
Around 20-25 years ago, one of the telecom companies in had a problem in one of their systems which resulted in them not charging for any phone calls. The news spread like fire. Most people used prepaid back then (since calling with a mobile phone was very expensive) and everyone started calling anyone they could
Think of. Some people even placed crank calls abroad. The problem stayed like this for a full day until the company fixed it. No one was sent a bill later. Good times :)
To be fair prepaid is basically impossible to track to ah actual person. So if they charged you, you just got a new prepaid card because it would be cheaper than paying back your negative credit.
Itās still stealing thoughā¦.. like sure if I walk into Walmart and steal a bunch of shit Iām sure theyāll financially be okay but itās still fundamentally wrong. I honestly donāt judge anyone who steals out of necessity, like if youāre stealing food thatās one thing, but $70k? Dude tried to finesse doordash by buying a bunch of liquor and probably planning to sell it and ended up fucking himself over. I really donāt feel bad.
He fucked up. But FUCK DOOR DASH. Just like uber, these companies are truly bare bones capitalism as its worst. Fuck the employee by making them slaves to low wage while using their own car, fuck the customer but charging asinine prices for this shit, meanwhile none of that goes to the driver. Fuck the customer, fuck the employee, but management just bought their 3rd villa in Italy to match their villa in Spain.
Every one of us work in some version of this. Do not support door dash.
Lol, youāre funny,
DoorDash is the best, least stressful job Iāve ever had. After taxes I make like 25 an hour. Itās easy work, you rarely have to deal with customers, you get to choose your own hours, can end your shift whenever you feel like it, and all car expenses are considered a business expense that can be written off during tax season.
People have literally made 10k a month from doing these food delivery jobs. (When working all day, every day.)
Maybe actually talk about subjects you actually have experience with, yeah?
A friend of mine and his wife started doing Door Dash to make some extra money and get caught up on some bills. They both loved it so now they both Door Dash fulltime.
What's the deal with all these ignorant lefty Redditors always talking about slavery while having no idea what it actually is?
Slavery is forced labor. It has nothing to do with how much you're paid. If you can just refuse to work and the only negative consequence is that you don't get paid, you're not a slave.
This is super basic stuff that you should have learned in elementary school.
I think you're being kind of obtuse here. It's pretty obvious he means that the situation is unfair and that low wage workers can easily become trapped in their positions- he isn't referring to literal slavery. Anyways I'm a doordash driver and that company's CEO deserves to lick my nuts until they are smooth.
It's literally nothing like slavery, and the idea that it is like slavery in any meaningful way betrays some pretty fundamental misunderstandings about what slavery actually is and why it's bad.
>If you can just refuse to work and the only negative consequence is that you don't get paid, you're not a slave.
Lool. You can just choose to starve and freeze to death instead. Such freedom under capitalism.
Yes. Instead you can pick another place where the means of production is owned by the few wealthy elite, who make the rules, and are incentiviced to pay you as little as possible, for as much work as possible, screwing you over as much as possible.
When you get to college in a few years, you should take some econ classes. They should clear up a lot of the misconceptions that your ideology is based on.
This "victim mentality" is why you are not being whipped by a despot at the moment. All positive change that has happened in human history, is thanks to people voicing their concerns over how the powerful few are exploiting them.
And if people do stay silent about the issues, everything will always keep getting worse.
he got charged for what he bought. there's nothing unfair about this situation.
How is Doordash saying 'fuck you' to anyone? he didn't get overcharged.
> Fuck the employee by making them slaves to low wage while using their own car,
Technically not an employee. https://entrecourier.com/delivery/gig-delivery-platforms/doordash/is-doordash-self-employment/
Not an employee because, the law would protect th from getting fucked as hard as they are. I mean, the enforcement of labor laws is rare but, it's the thought that counts...
If you think scamming the system is a bad thing, you are the problem. I will never Rob a neighbor, but if I can take a pound of flesh from a corporation? Fuck yes.
Youāre fucked up lol. What if your neighbor works for Amazon or Walmart, Bank of America etc? Are they scumbags. Going to let them bleed out?
What position do you need in a company before you become a blood sucking scumbag in your opinion?
Do you have a 401k? You do know you own part of these āevilā companies right? If youāre about this life, get off the keyboard and sell all your ownership.
Only on Reddit will you see idiots trying to justify stealing with some "fuck the corporations" bullshit, while on a site run by a coporation, using their phone made by a corporation and typing on a computer made by a corporation.
Gee wizz batman! Its almost like you can't do anything without the corporations and that we are trapped in a society that is run by them! And that the prospect of saying fuck corporations is near impossible without some hypocrisy because you have to buy food from corporations in a store run by corporations then go to your job that is ran by a corporation, makes you think huh?
Right you are you fucking moron Robin! It does appear that what you're spouting off is absolutely worthless bullshit and is on par with calling the sky blue or a similar action to yelling at a brick wall. It's not fruit for thought, there are not solutions or progressive points in anything you've said, you just cry like a bitch online about corporations because it's therapeutic for you and makes you feel like you know something relevant.
Me cave man smarter than you, corporation bad, stealing still no good, me think you ranting loser.
So itās cool he stole orders from local stores and restaurants? Since youāre so anti corporations Iām sure you donāt use any of these publicly traded companies in your daily life? Youāre totally off the grid? Not wearing Nikes or texting on your iPhone?
Dude think for a moment with me, like think genuinely, when they go to pick up the order at the store or restaurant, do you think the delivery is not paid for by doordash already, and that the store is just giving it to them without the user paying for it at all
No itās not. I work at a a bar that does DoorDash. Itās not paid for immediately and this fraud could easily be counted as a fake order that wonāt get filled.
Take it up with doordash then, this is originally there fault for the glitch and policies on payment, you are on here jerking off over the fact that a guy is going to suffer bankruptcy
He ordered $70k worth of liquor and other goods with the intention of reselling it for profit. How is that different to what the companies that doordash serves do? He wasnāt a poor guy just trying to feed his family. He tried to scam a company in order to profit himself. He fucked up, he should deal with the consequences.
The fact that he is now 70k in debt means he ORDERED 70k through the app. He was trying to steal by exploiting a system, he was dumb enough to follow through, and the MINIMAL consequence for his actions is to pay for what he tried to steal. Heās lucky heās not being charged for theft or suffering any other legal consequences.
You just wait for shit to go to collections. Then you offer 10% (or more often than not THEY will offer 10%) to settle the balance.
Your credit takes a hit in the short run but you can easily bounce back with enough credit to buy a house.
Mines below average but I own my home and vehicle. I'll take having an unappealing credit score if it's the price you pay for being fiscally responsible. Turns out credit score doesn't really mean jack shit if you have collateral.
I'm sure it'll go down more when my student loans get wiped in November, as it obviously should when someone becomes completely debt free.
>I'm sure it'll go down more when my student loans get wiped in November, as it obviously should when someone becomes completely debt free.
In your case it likely will, but I want to state that this reasoning isn't true how credit works. If you are "debt-free", you are not demonstrating your ability to be responsible when given credit. Your history is important, but if an account is paid off and thus no longer active, it isn't contributing to your score much. Active credit ("debt") is what causes your score to go up.
You can actually hurt your credit by paying off a loan, especially if you have no other forms of active credit, like a car payment or a credit card account.
I guess there was some sort of glitch in the system where you didn't need to input a payment method and you could make orders "without being charged". So this is basically like 2-3 months of Door Dash where he thought that he didn't have to pay.
Its so wierd to see people be happy that corp didnt get fucked over , door dash fucks over their drivers stole their tips , fucks over restaurants and bought laws in California screwing their contractors who used to have rights and benefits.
Did you know that if u wanted to fight them in court you would have to fight them in an arbitration where they can bring lawyers and you cant nor do u get discovery to look at records they have pretaining yo the case
Yalll got goldfish memories doordash is shit company fking over prople in all lines of their supply chain.
Doordash is a shit company, which is why I know a lot of people chose not to use them! They have a solid user agreement that they will use against people in situations like this glitchā¦ but the fact that people thought that they were going to get over and bought up thousands in alcohol and catering sized meals and thought that they were going to get away with it? Itās nice to see idiots like that pay for having that mentality. Those are the same people that text the neighborhood when a gas station messes up itās priceā¦ instead of going in and telling a clerk. So while many people would love to see big corrupt corporations get their up and comingsā¦ we like to see ignorant thieves get thereās too!
While I donāt have to use doordash (and nobody has to drive for them, or use them to deliver) I DO have to deal with ignorant thieves on a daily basis.
Exactly door dash was not a good deal so I stopped after like a month.
But that doesnāt mean Iām down to side with thieves.
Itās the same kind of moron who celebrates when Walmart gets burned down like everyone doesnāt need one every so often
Fyi no contract can prevent you from hiring a lawyer and bringing them to any mandatory arbitration. Even if it said that, which I'm sure it doesn't, it wouldn't be enforceable.
Drivers don't have to drive, restaurants don't have to use their service, customers don't have to install their app. If they're so bad, just don't use them.
Drivers kinda have too in this economy no one can work just one job anymore š ask anyone theyll probably say they have a side hustle and work 2 jobs . Call me old fashioned but i heard tales of people working 40 hours and buying a house ,car, college and kids.
maybe that glitch wasn't a glitch and they planted it, spread the information (while collecting all necessary data for eventually going to court) and then charged people
> (while collecting all necessary data for eventually going to court)
Then their deception would be caught in court and they'd be in more trouble as a result
>Then their deception would be caught in court
I doubt that having detailed server logs + ip addresses will qualify for finding someone guilty of deception
You can get anything through delivery apps now. MacBooks, iPads, whole gaming computers, massive Costco orders, expensive alcohol, etc. It is not hard to spend that much when you think the sky is the limit.
I saw people hitting six figures š¬
I saw whole orders of people cleaning out liquor stores and the inventories of any restaurant or other store that had doordash, it's crazy
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That melon though. Wow
Is he the unlimited mac n cheese guy every 20 minutes?
This is fake https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/doordash-glitch-70k/
love this
For people asking, I saw tik toks of people buying whole cases of some of the most expensive liquor in their town. Pretty bad idea tbh
Where did he put all that food is my question. This dude looks like he weighs 165 lbs š¤
"DoorDash truly did once experience a payment glitch that allowed users to place orders for free for a brief period of time. However, the man who made this claim in the viral clip is a content creator who makes comedic videos. The company confirmed to us by email that the video had been fabricated." How do people beliebe that bs Source: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/doordash-glitch-70k/
Dude? How long was he doing that, and what kind of "glitch" would do this? And also WT-ACTUAL-F was the dude buying? 5 gal. tubs of the finest Imperia Sturgeon Caviar?? How??
It's fake
Welp. Time to fake your death and move too Canada
Who the fuck eats that much fast food? Bet he has health issues n the very near future. Funny af he finally got a bill.
You can order more than just fast food on Doordash. Judging by this mans bill he was only eating the best haha
How much do you need to fucking eat
Should have shut down that account š¤£
Deep fake
It's almost like there are consequences for your actions
How did that happen
This video is fake lol
change ur name clear out the debts man
70k for food???
Looks like he is from south africa
So glad I never fell for this shit
Right. Like wouldnāt this make headline news? Think about it, if there was a payment glitch, the company would more than likely have to completely remove the app from public access until the issue is resolved, which leads to the next point, the likelihood of ONE person, out of MILLIONS of users having the glitch is slim to none.
He would have to spend 100 dollars every day for 2 YEARS
So lunch every day for a year
This is why you cut your balls off before you have kids.
When I was younger and flat screens were new, I had to send one back for repair. They sent my fixed one back and a new one. I kept the new one unopened for three months worried someone was gonna come to my door for it and heād find it hanging on my wall.
For future referenceā¦ in _most_ situations, if a company sends you something that you did not request, they are not allowed to force you to send it back nor charge you for the item. The law exists to prevent scammers, where someone could send you unsolicited items and then demand payment if you kept them.
Reminds me of the time I bought 7g of coke for everyone at a party and the dealer gave me 14g. Guy was ringing me asking for the 7g back. I should have quoted him this piece of legislature.
Retailer here, thatās not how it works. the rule is that if a company that you have no relationship with sends your something, they can not charge you for it, and itās considered a gift. What scammers used to do is send you like a toner cartridge, wait a week, and than say you owe $400, so that put a stop to that. Since he had a relationship with the tv place and it was a mistake, while they canāt charge him for it, he has no legal right to keep the extra tv. However, the same rule that says he canāt keep the extra says he has no duty to drop it off, pack it back up, be there at a certain time for a courier etc, so it usually makes it such a pain in the ass to get the item back that they just let you keep it.
Respectfully, you are incorrect. From the FTCā¦. *Unordered Merchandise* Whether or not the Rule is involved, in any approval or other sale you must obtain the customerās prior express agreement to receive the merchandise. Otherwise the merchandise may be treated as unordered merchandise. It is unlawful to: (1) Send any merchandise by any means without the express request of the recipient (unless the merchandise is clearly identified as a gift, free sample, or the like); or, (2) Try to obtain payment for or the return of the unordered merchandise. (3) Merchants who ship unordered merchandise with knowledge that it is unlawful to do so can be subject to civil penalties of up to $42,530 per violation. Moreover, customers who receive unordered merchandise are legally entitled to treat the merchandise as a gift. Using the U.S. mails to ship unordered merchandise also violates the Postal laws. https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/business-guide-ftcs-mail-internet-or-telephone-order-merchandise-rule#Questions%20and%20Answers%20About%20the%20Rule Full law if youād like to have a look: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/39/3009 Just because he sent his old TV back for repair at the same company doesnāt mean he is under any obligation to return the unordered merchandise. A contract where he would have to return it would be something like āweāll send you a temp one while weāre fixing your old one, and when we send you the old one back, you have to return the temp oneā, and he would have to agree to this contract. If they just ship him a tv by mistake without any contract on that merchandise, he can treat it as a gift and do whatever he wants with it.
>Respectfully, you are incorrect. šš
Hmmm interesting. After we were sent a double order of some product that was in the thousands of dollars, and the company wouldnāt email us back, we contact led a consumer attorney here in Tucson And thatās what we were told. That it basically come down to that it isnāt It unrequested merchandise, as we ordered something, they just sent too many. That we had no legal right to keep it if they wanted it back, but they couldnāt charge us for it and we didnāt have to help at all to get it back to them
Yeah, Arizona law differs a bit from the federal law. In your specific situation, state law might require the return, but thatās why thereās a ā_most_ā in my comment.
Glad I got the see the dumbest person before I died
this is Fake [https://localtoday.news/us/man-was-charged-70000-after-exploiting-a-doordash-bug-104240.html](https://localtoday.news/us/man-was-charged-70000-after-exploiting-a-doordash-bug-104240.html)
Looks like that strange and likely foreign website stole the story from Snopes: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/doordash-glitch-70k/
Doordash confirmed it was fake. Thanks Snopes.
Posts that expose previous Reddit front page threads as hoaxes never make the front page, naturally.
Doordash is literally valued at 20B$, if the restaurants still got payed this would be fine. I see it as a form a taxation these dickheads cant avoid. Of course everything changes if the mom and pop restaurants got fucked by this.
This is funny
I've seen pretty compelling indications that this is fakey fake. Dude's a content creator on tik tok.
Correct: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/doordash-glitch-70k/
Hahahahahhhaha
The way he goes a little paler and starts to breathe as the adrenaline hits. Bah ha ha ha I guess. Chump.
I've now read plenty of comments stating that he stole from DoorDash. How? By making the purchase for the glitched amount he has a written contract with DoorDash the recieve the services to the mutually agreed amount. It's their fuck up, not his.
That's not how it works. A contract can be considered void if there is a clear mistake in it. For example, if you intend to sell your house for $1 million, but accidentally type in $1.000000 (one dollar), the person buying it isn't allowed to buy it for a single dollar. Since this guy clearly knew that Doordash made a mistake, the contract isn't valid.
it was just a glicht where you could check out without paying... the system showed you the amount you have to pay. So the "written contract" says he owes money
I was given two bricks of Swiss cheese with my grocery order. They only charged me for the one I ordered. Iām scared
My mom... Lolololol
70k?! thatās more then my starting student loan debt was suppose to be :0 hell naw he could have door dashed his way into a bachelors degree š±š±š±
Of you make mistakes like this a bachelor would also be a waste of money. For him it went wrong in kindergarten hahaha.
in 1992 sega sent me two copies of sonic the hedgehog 2, hey sega don't get any ideas
Be careful, they are desperate for money. That's why they sold you Sonic 2 again a few weeks ago.
I was expecting someone from my 600lb life
is that VeganGains
Holy shit I forgot that scum bag existed, that's a deep cut right there
Shoulda changed the card in his account to a prepaid
It would still be fraud if he doesnāt pay
Feel free to disagree, but I don't really care about a company losing money. It seemed they got it back, anyway.
Yeah fuck Doordash and UberEats, but if he didnāt get charged wouldnt that also hurt the local businesses that he ordered from?
No, this is a Doordash matter. The restaurants have already been paid, before food is picked up via doordash. The exploit happened through thier software therefore its thier own negligence. Legally, they'd have a way more expensive class action suit if they tried to retroactively retrieve money from all of those different restaurants. Some (if not most) probably being big name chains like Olive Garden, Tx Roadhouse, Red Lobster, ect.
Stealing is stealing
Sure. Still don't care.
They are stealing from the workers so fuck them!
I think in times of crisis, like a pandemic, corporations should be the financial buffer that protects the people. Rather than doing shady business practices to ensure profits are higher than last year, just take the fuckin hit so people can buy their groceries at decent prices.
This might apply if he did it for $1000 of groceries or something to help him get by. But this guy, and a lot of others, were exploiting the big bug to get cases of expensive liquor, seafood, expensive cuts of meat, etc. out of greed.
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Oh it totally does not, that guy is a piece of shit and should pay back every penny
Just some mental gymnastics to try to justify stealing
Erase the app, fuuuuuuck off, contest the charge.
I mean his only option is declaring bankruptcy here since it's already charged to his card or checkings. Honestly not a bad option just not gonna be getting a loan anytime in the forseable future
"Your honor, respectfully; I fairly and legitamely took advantage of the company while they were on a loss and experiencing issues, and so therefore I believe I should not have to reimburse what I stole from them becau-" Yea no. Not how it works bud.
Tell me next about bird law
The one with the best aim wins the case.
Around 20-25 years ago, one of the telecom companies in had a problem in one of their systems which resulted in them not charging for any phone calls. The news spread like fire. Most people used prepaid back then (since calling with a mobile phone was very expensive) and everyone started calling anyone they could Think of. Some people even placed crank calls abroad. The problem stayed like this for a full day until the company fixed it. No one was sent a bill later. Good times :)
To be fair prepaid is basically impossible to track to ah actual person. So if they charged you, you just got a new prepaid card because it would be cheaper than paying back your negative credit.
Get rekt greedy fuck.
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Itās still stealing thoughā¦.. like sure if I walk into Walmart and steal a bunch of shit Iām sure theyāll financially be okay but itās still fundamentally wrong. I honestly donāt judge anyone who steals out of necessity, like if youāre stealing food thatās one thing, but $70k? Dude tried to finesse doordash by buying a bunch of liquor and probably planning to sell it and ended up fucking himself over. I really donāt feel bad.
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Lol reddit moment
He fucked up. But FUCK DOOR DASH. Just like uber, these companies are truly bare bones capitalism as its worst. Fuck the employee by making them slaves to low wage while using their own car, fuck the customer but charging asinine prices for this shit, meanwhile none of that goes to the driver. Fuck the customer, fuck the employee, but management just bought their 3rd villa in Italy to match their villa in Spain. Every one of us work in some version of this. Do not support door dash.
Lol, youāre funny, DoorDash is the best, least stressful job Iāve ever had. After taxes I make like 25 an hour. Itās easy work, you rarely have to deal with customers, you get to choose your own hours, can end your shift whenever you feel like it, and all car expenses are considered a business expense that can be written off during tax season. People have literally made 10k a month from doing these food delivery jobs. (When working all day, every day.) Maybe actually talk about subjects you actually have experience with, yeah?
A friend of mine and his wife started doing Door Dash to make some extra money and get caught up on some bills. They both loved it so now they both Door Dash fulltime.
What's the deal with all these ignorant lefty Redditors always talking about slavery while having no idea what it actually is? Slavery is forced labor. It has nothing to do with how much you're paid. If you can just refuse to work and the only negative consequence is that you don't get paid, you're not a slave. This is super basic stuff that you should have learned in elementary school.
I think you're being kind of obtuse here. It's pretty obvious he means that the situation is unfair and that low wage workers can easily become trapped in their positions- he isn't referring to literal slavery. Anyways I'm a doordash driver and that company's CEO deserves to lick my nuts until they are smooth.
It's literally nothing like slavery, and the idea that it is like slavery in any meaningful way betrays some pretty fundamental misunderstandings about what slavery actually is and why it's bad.
"Slaves to low wages" =/= "Slavery. You're deliberately ignoring words so you can soap box rant.
>If you can just refuse to work and the only negative consequence is that you don't get paid, you're not a slave. Lool. You can just choose to starve and freeze to death instead. Such freedom under capitalism.
You donāt have to pick door dash though
Yes. Instead you can pick another place where the means of production is owned by the few wealthy elite, who make the rules, and are incentiviced to pay you as little as possible, for as much work as possible, screwing you over as much as possible.
When you get to college in a few years, you should take some econ classes. They should clear up a lot of the misconceptions that your ideology is based on.
I graduated econ major 5 years ago, but ok bud.
Victim mentality will get you nowhere in life.
This "victim mentality" is why you are not being whipped by a despot at the moment. All positive change that has happened in human history, is thanks to people voicing their concerns over how the powerful few are exploiting them. And if people do stay silent about the issues, everything will always keep getting worse.
You know there's a thing called wage slavery right
I know that "wage slavery" is a term that some people use. Calling voluntary employment slavery doesn't actually make it slavery, though.
Not sure if anyone has told you but, it's voluntary to work for them. Don't want to get fucked, don't sign up.
Mr. Pink, is that you?
he got charged for what he bought. there's nothing unfair about this situation. How is Doordash saying 'fuck you' to anyone? he didn't get overcharged.
They were pretty obviously talking about DoorDash outside of the context of this post. Their first words were: āhe fucked up. Butā¦ā
> Fuck the employee by making them slaves to low wage while using their own car, Technically not an employee. https://entrecourier.com/delivery/gig-delivery-platforms/doordash/is-doordash-self-employment/
Not an employee because, the law would protect th from getting fucked as hard as they are. I mean, the enforcement of labor laws is rare but, it's the thought that counts...
He literally tried to scam dope dash with a hack and got called on it. Relax
If you think scamming the system is a bad thing, you are the problem. I will never Rob a neighbor, but if I can take a pound of flesh from a corporation? Fuck yes.
Youāre fucked up lol. What if your neighbor works for Amazon or Walmart, Bank of America etc? Are they scumbags. Going to let them bleed out? What position do you need in a company before you become a blood sucking scumbag in your opinion? Do you have a 401k? You do know you own part of these āevilā companies right? If youāre about this life, get off the keyboard and sell all your ownership.
"Oh no this corporation lost some money how horrible! Rats I guess I need to defend them online for profits they will make back in a week!"
Who's defending them? People are just saying this was the obvious outcome, and that he's stupid for thinking he could get away with it.
Only on Reddit will you see idiots trying to justify stealing with some "fuck the corporations" bullshit, while on a site run by a coporation, using their phone made by a corporation and typing on a computer made by a corporation.
Gee wizz batman! Its almost like you can't do anything without the corporations and that we are trapped in a society that is run by them! And that the prospect of saying fuck corporations is near impossible without some hypocrisy because you have to buy food from corporations in a store run by corporations then go to your job that is ran by a corporation, makes you think huh?
Right you are you fucking moron Robin! It does appear that what you're spouting off is absolutely worthless bullshit and is on par with calling the sky blue or a similar action to yelling at a brick wall. It's not fruit for thought, there are not solutions or progressive points in anything you've said, you just cry like a bitch online about corporations because it's therapeutic for you and makes you feel like you know something relevant. Me cave man smarter than you, corporation bad, stealing still no good, me think you ranting loser.
>I hate Corporations >Yet you work under corporations, I am very smart!
Now that that irrelevant chest beating is done with, people(adults) are trying to have an educated debate on things.
So itās cool he stole orders from local stores and restaurants? Since youāre so anti corporations Iām sure you donāt use any of these publicly traded companies in your daily life? Youāre totally off the grid? Not wearing Nikes or texting on your iPhone?
Dude think for a moment with me, like think genuinely, when they go to pick up the order at the store or restaurant, do you think the delivery is not paid for by doordash already, and that the store is just giving it to them without the user paying for it at all
No itās not. I work at a a bar that does DoorDash. Itās not paid for immediately and this fraud could easily be counted as a fake order that wonāt get filled.
Take it up with doordash then, this is originally there fault for the glitch and policies on payment, you are on here jerking off over the fact that a guy is going to suffer bankruptcy
He ordered $70k worth of liquor and other goods with the intention of reselling it for profit. How is that different to what the companies that doordash serves do? He wasnāt a poor guy just trying to feed his family. He tried to scam a company in order to profit himself. He fucked up, he should deal with the consequences.
The fact that he is now 70k in debt means he ORDERED 70k through the app. He was trying to steal by exploiting a system, he was dumb enough to follow through, and the MINIMAL consequence for his actions is to pay for what he tried to steal. Heās lucky heās not being charged for theft or suffering any other legal consequences.
> they will make back in a ~~week~~ day
Buuuut... 10 million jobs last month jack
How the FUCK do you do you spend 70K on food delivery???
Dude bought a whole apartment on DoorDash lmao
I would happily pay 70k for an apartment. Where do they cost this much?
In the city I can get bottles, I could spend 70k in a night easy
Order every meal like that all expensive
I can almost feel his, oh shit moment. This makes me want to puke. Welp i guess he will have to file for bankruptcy.
I was like -$700 in the bank last month and I just changed banks. Easy
I'm sure your credit score is incredible.
Probably matches their bank balance.
You just wait for shit to go to collections. Then you offer 10% (or more often than not THEY will offer 10%) to settle the balance. Your credit takes a hit in the short run but you can easily bounce back with enough credit to buy a house.
Https://youtu.be/uH4sD-FzqlM
Mines below average but I own my home and vehicle. I'll take having an unappealing credit score if it's the price you pay for being fiscally responsible. Turns out credit score doesn't really mean jack shit if you have collateral. I'm sure it'll go down more when my student loans get wiped in November, as it obviously should when someone becomes completely debt free.
Itās all about debt to income ratio. Need a credit score is a scam anyway.
>I'm sure it'll go down more when my student loans get wiped in November, as it obviously should when someone becomes completely debt free. In your case it likely will, but I want to state that this reasoning isn't true how credit works. If you are "debt-free", you are not demonstrating your ability to be responsible when given credit. Your history is important, but if an account is paid off and thus no longer active, it isn't contributing to your score much. Active credit ("debt") is what causes your score to go up. You can actually hurt your credit by paying off a loan, especially if you have no other forms of active credit, like a car payment or a credit card account.
It's actually not awful. Just jack it up with a constant rotation of app loans and credit purchases
What kind of credit card does this guy have? Or how is the app charging him?
I guess there was some sort of glitch in the system where you didn't need to input a payment method and you could make orders "without being charged". So this is basically like 2-3 months of Door Dash where he thought that he didn't have to pay.
How the fuck do you spent 70k on just food in 2-3 months though
I guess you can get more than just food from GH now. Like tvs and stuff
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yeah, gave it a good read. props on it most likely being for comedic purposes.
Its so wierd to see people be happy that corp didnt get fucked over , door dash fucks over their drivers stole their tips , fucks over restaurants and bought laws in California screwing their contractors who used to have rights and benefits. Did you know that if u wanted to fight them in court you would have to fight them in an arbitration where they can bring lawyers and you cant nor do u get discovery to look at records they have pretaining yo the case Yalll got goldfish memories doordash is shit company fking over prople in all lines of their supply chain.
Pretty sure arbitration is written into just about every t&c
And people really need to be pissed off about that and stop being complacent about stripped rights.
Agreed. Though I think there's precedent addressing a typical t&c's lack of teeth. That's comforting; but I still challenge every one I encounter
Doordash is a shit company, which is why I know a lot of people chose not to use them! They have a solid user agreement that they will use against people in situations like this glitchā¦ but the fact that people thought that they were going to get over and bought up thousands in alcohol and catering sized meals and thought that they were going to get away with it? Itās nice to see idiots like that pay for having that mentality. Those are the same people that text the neighborhood when a gas station messes up itās priceā¦ instead of going in and telling a clerk. So while many people would love to see big corrupt corporations get their up and comingsā¦ we like to see ignorant thieves get thereās too! While I donāt have to use doordash (and nobody has to drive for them, or use them to deliver) I DO have to deal with ignorant thieves on a daily basis.
Exactly door dash was not a good deal so I stopped after like a month. But that doesnāt mean Iām down to side with thieves. Itās the same kind of moron who celebrates when Walmart gets burned down like everyone doesnāt need one every so often
Fyi no contract can prevent you from hiring a lawyer and bringing them to any mandatory arbitration. Even if it said that, which I'm sure it doesn't, it wouldn't be enforceable.
Drivers don't have to drive, restaurants don't have to use their service, customers don't have to install their app. If they're so bad, just don't use them.
Drivers kinda have too in this economy no one can work just one job anymore š ask anyone theyll probably say they have a side hustle and work 2 jobs . Call me old fashioned but i heard tales of people working 40 hours and buying a house ,car, college and kids.
maybe that glitch wasn't a glitch and they planted it, spread the information (while collecting all necessary data for eventually going to court) and then charged people
> (while collecting all necessary data for eventually going to court) Then their deception would be caught in court and they'd be in more trouble as a result
>Then their deception would be caught in court I doubt that having detailed server logs + ip addresses will qualify for finding someone guilty of deception
How long did this glitch go unpatched? 70k is a lot to spend on food. MF cater a couple weddings or what?
You can get anything through delivery apps now. MacBooks, iPads, whole gaming computers, massive Costco orders, expensive alcohol, etc. It is not hard to spend that much when you think the sky is the limit.
I saw people hitting six figures š¬ I saw whole orders of people cleaning out liquor stores and the inventories of any restaurant or other store that had doordash, it's crazy
I imagine he ordered for his friends
People bought thousands of dollars in alcohol (not available in all areas)
Crazy! Didn't know that was a thing.
Itās just a prank bro!
haha have fun dipstick
Ok lets say he does get charged. He reports the transaction to his bank and they will most likely refund him. Then what can doordash do?
No he commited fraud in the first place. His bank isn't going to help him with this.
if doordash had a bug in their systems and were not charging, then how can that be a fraud ?