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Uber Eats on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“There's a restaurant that says Uber Eats owes it nearly $30,000 in unpaid payments. We noticed that we weren't really getting the money that we were supposed to be getting on the daily. So, the customer pays them and they supposed to pay us out, but they're not paying us out.”
A restaurant claims Uber Eats owes nearly $30,000 in unpaid payments and has poor customer service responsiveness.
▶ Hear it“But when it comes to, actual recommendations I think there's a yeah there's a huge lacking because it it kind of just pulls like what it sees but then you go on Uber Eats and a lot of people pay for reviews”
Uber Eats was criticized for having reviews that are often paid for and providing poor AI recommendations.
▶ Hear it“roadblock when I've tried to use them, like ordering things from Uber Eats or booking trips or even booking tickets. I mean, occasionally it works and occasionally it doesn't and it's like, ah, that's just frustrating.”
Host mentions Alexa struggles with ordering from Uber Eats, describing unreliable performance as "frustrating."
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