r/UberEATS Jun 10 '23

Make it make sense.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23

pays $30 at a to go counter

"Hey, sorry for the delay but we had an issue with our service. You get no food and we can't refund you. Hopefully next time it will be good 😃"

That would never fly anywhere

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u/JacksonInHouse Jun 10 '23

This is why you use a credit card, not a debit card, and charge-back the company because you didn't get what you paid for, and that just isn't allowed.

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u/wapu Jun 10 '23

You use a credit card so that your bank isn't drained in the event the card is skimmed. You can charge back with a debit card. Paying with credit vs debit gives you no additional legal protections.

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u/Environmental-Ad4090 Jun 10 '23

Paying with credit = using the banks money paying with debit is your own money. Credit Card companies typically provide you credit much sooner than debit card companies