Seamless is great Seamless is great! The food options are wonderful and if there's a problem with your food order they do all they can to make sure the customer is taken care of. I love the estimated arrival times because they are always pretty accurate. The delivery service is a little pricey once you add up the cost of food, taxes, delivery fee and tip, but when it's late and you don't feel like going out, it's worth it.

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.

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 rarely disappoints. I have used Seamless for 13 years now. They rarely disappoint and when that happens, it is usually the restaurant's fault and Seamless makes up for it. I have had wonderful experiences with Customer Service. The only thing that seems to have changed lately is that I haven't received a feedback request via text in a while and I think its due to sheer volume as a result of Covid-19.

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.