Seamless is not seamless We ordered McDonalds though Seamless, the driver didn't speak any English and couldn't follow the directions given to find our address. 2 calls with her as well as text, 2 chats with customer service and a phone call with customer service, an hour later we had cold McDonalds. Definitely not worth $40. They gave their scripted empathy but offered no credit whatsoever.

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.

Would starve to death without it In these "unprecedented times" the very concept of having to feed myself every single day MULTIPLE TIMES A DAY can sometimes be too much to bear. Seamless takes some of the weight off that existential burden by making it easy to order food and filter by whatever parameter I want. Seamless: keeping depressed people alive since 1999.

Refused to issue refund Called a restaurant that I ordered from that was pickup only to cancel my order. Was told to call the restaurant instead. In the two minutes it took me to connect to a customer service agent, the restaurant decided to start making my food in a clear money grab that made me in eligible for a refund. The agent was able to offer me a maximum of a $10 refund on a $30 charge, only after I said that the five dollars and seven dollars she originally offered were not acceptable. There were also no supervisors available, so she opened a ticket for me, but I doubt that anyone will call me back. After that she abruptly ended the chat. Poor customer service and I am out $30.

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.