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I got an order to a mental hospital complex with different addresses for each building. I took the order to the address indicated in the app right at the pin, and followed the instructions to meet at door (and ring doorbell). After waiting a while I called the customer and she said something to the effect, you passed "where you SHOULD HAVE been". Her words struck a nerve because I was where I should have been, she was not. She said I'll walk to you. At this point I decided to disregard her attitude and drove towards here. When I told her I didn't see her, more bad attitude about how big the complex is. Funally I found her and started to suggest that manually entering the address instead of relying on the GPS would avoid problems in the future. As I was telling her this she walked away without getting her order.

Most people, including me, would just have listened to the suggesttion and taken the order (whether they had any intention of following the suggestion or not).

I called UE driver support and as I was on hold, I got a call from UE customer support saying the food was not delivered. I told them what happened and that I would leave it the door where she actually was and not what she enrered.

What happens as a result of this kind of customer complaint to UberEats? In the future I should probably have the customer always update the address in the app (which I've done once before, but this time I decided to relax the formality).

Not having to deal with customers with bad attitudes, aggressive behavior, or shift blame to drivers for their own errors coupled with bad attitude or worse was one of the reasons I stopped UberX. This is disappointing.
 

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If someone had walked away after I had made the extra effort to complete the delivery, I would have just kept the food and left. No need to go all-in on this battle. If she doesn’t learn to improve her directions/instructions, and makes a habit of reporting undelivered food, UE will see the pattern develop and eventually kick her off the app. Just try to make several smooth deliveries without incident and I doubt UE will do anything to you.
 

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I got this message today (first image). And when I replied with my perspective this (second image) message. The first message seemed to indicate that they would drop the matter unless there were more similar reports. But the second message seems to imply there are "next steps". I thought I had escaped the false accusations when I quit UberX. I am never going to go anywhere other than the address in the app, even if they call.
 

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I got this message today (first image). And when I replied with my perspective this (second image) message. The first message seemed to indicate that they would drop the matter unless there were more similar reports. But the second message seems to imply there are "next steps". I thought I had escaped the false accusations when I quit UberX. I am never going to go anywhere other than the address in the app, even if they call.
Let it go.

Customers will make false claims and all you have to do is take a snap shot of your app with the address for your records and a picture of the address where you are at and when Uber questions you tell them to look at the GPS and supply the two pictures you have and then tell them there is no further discussion needed.
 

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Let it go.

Customers will make false claims and all you have to do is take a snap shot of your app with the address for your records and a picture of the address where you are at and when Uber questions you tell them to look at the GPS and supply the two pictures you have and then tell them there is no further discussion needed.
Unfortunately by the time you realize you need the address it is gone.
 
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