Security experts have raised alarms about a scam affecting Just Eat customers who order alcohol. Several users report paying for drinks that never arrived, noting the app marks these orders as 'delivered.' Investigators uncovered numerous dodgy listings with fake addresses and reviews, suggesting these businesses are preying on customers. Consumer law experts emphasize the app must improve its safety measures to maintain trust and ensure proper customer refunds for non-delivery. Just Eat, established in 2001, has diversified its offerings beyond food, now including alcohol and other products.
Saying it's been delivered and has not turned up I have cameras to prove this has not come to me or my door so my pin would not of been put down either completely ruined our party!!!!
If it wants to maintain customer trust, Just Eat needs to keep dodgy listings off its app and make sure people are refunded when orders don't arrive.
Just Eat needs to prioritize the removal of fraudulent listings to uphold its reputation and safeguard customers' interests, especially concerning their alcohol orders.
Customers report that several listings claiming to sell alcohol have fake addresses and false reviews, leading to loss of money without receiving orders.
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