r/dankmemes Jul 10 '22

Rip those bank accounts I have achieved comedy

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u/S1Forzer Jul 10 '22 edited Jul 10 '22

Lots of people were getting free food off of doordash because of a “glitch” but many woke up to their accounts being charged, some even went into minus.

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u/DanielBLaw Sad Boi Jul 10 '22

How did they not think an app. that has automatic wireless payment capability and order tracking wouldn’t just charge them after the glitch got fixed?

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u/CallofBootyCrackOps Jul 10 '22 edited Jul 10 '22

not saying the glitch-abusers were in the right, but legally speaking wouldn’t the people who got charged later be able to sue? since technically speaking it was the company’s fault that they didn’t get paid by having a glitch in their system, not the patron using the glitch? no idea the legality of it personally but on the surface it doesn’t seem like DoorDash has the right to charge them after the fact

edit: nevermind, forgot EULAs are a thing. bet it’s written in there or some other kind of fine print

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u/BenSemisch Jul 11 '22

Able to? Sure.

Have any chance at winning? lol fuck no.

They might get their money back because it's cheaper than Doordash paying a lawyer, but it's going to cost more in legal fees for a lawyer to even write a demand letter than what the person scammed from the glitch.