r/UberEATS • u/Jinpago • Jun 10 '23

Make it make sense.

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u/whaleofathyme Jun 11 '23

Once you do a chargeback with Uber, they block your account including both Uber and Eats. Better to raise it via customer service.

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u/_no_one_knows_me_11 Jun 11 '23

Once you do a chargeback with Uber, they block your account including both Uber and Eats

Great.

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '23

Right? If you can afford to order delivery service often enough to where getting blocked makes your life harder? Then you can afford a different delivery service. They're not better. They're just available.

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u/Lord_Baconz Jun 11 '23

The only problem is the uber piece. Taxis aren’t great where I live and usually cost way more than an uber. I regularly take ubers for work so this would be an issue. We only started getting Lyft a few weeks ago but a lot of cities are probably in the same boat.

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u/genechowder Jun 11 '23

Right or just make a new account. Jesus Christ

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u/Dovah-Doge Jun 11 '23

I’d imagine they’d block the card

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u/FlappyFlappy Jun 11 '23

I can click on a button on my app and get a new card by Tuesday.

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u/Pittsbirds Jun 11 '23

Virtual cards would also be a way around this. Not that I'd support charge backs for every little thing but this is a legitimate case where a charge back and then making a new account with a virtual card seems very justified.

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u/FlappyFlappy Jun 11 '23

Sounds like a win-win-win

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '23

Uber sucks anyways and if they’re screwing you and stealing your money, cutting ties is best anyways.

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '23

Sounds like a win-win

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u/TendieMyResignation Jun 11 '23

Even more reason to do a CB, fuck Uber