Seamless is no longer what it used to be. The app has gone completely down hill. After a few months of continuous issues, i've decided to delete the app and my account. Pre pandemic, seamless was great, never really found myself having any issues. In the last 6 months however, the price gauging started and the lack of good service became more common. Delayed orders, lack of delivery drivers, higher fees, and usually the end result is a cancelled order and me getting money sent back into my account sometime in the next 5-7 days Paying more money, and having worse service? No thank you. I'm done. I'll just walk to the restaurant I want to eat at, or use Uber Eats

Call the Restaurant for Takeout This company charged me 25% more for pickup, as if it was delivery. That is ridiculous and when you ask to speak to customer service to cancel before you receive your order, they are rude and hang up. Then they take 30%+ commission from the restaurant.

They will rip you off by adding a… They will rip you off by adding a tremendous amount of fees and suggested tip and you'll never have an opportunity to stop the transaction. If you cancel, they'll insist they can't give you a refund and will only give you a credit towards a future transaction. The customer support is horrible. Total ripoff.

Seamless has seems After 5 years of giving this company my money I've finally had enough. Uber eats here I come. Deliveries went terribly and customer service could care less. If u dont appreciate my business, I'll go elsewhere.

Account Continuously Blocked Seamless is a nightmare when your address, neighborhood, or city changes semi-regularly. I have experienced several account lockouts over the past four years. But the app doesn't tell you this; it just suddenly and consistently tells you that your payment methods are invalid. I work in SaaS software engineering and I get it, they're trying to hide that they think fraud is occurring. But in 2023, it can't be that unusual to be in a new city every few months. And it takes an "escalation" to a department that is not immediate; it often takes several days to resolve. Well, their loss. I wonder how many people just give up when they experience this generic failure.