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business2 years ago

"Amazon Launches $9.99 Monthly Grocery Subscription for Prime Members in Three Cities"

Amazon is testing a new grocery subscription service for Prime members in three cities, offering unlimited free grocery delivery on orders over $35 from Whole Foods Market and Amazon Fresh for $9.99 per month. The subscription also includes unlimited 30-minute pickup on orders of any size. This move comes after Amazon implemented delivery fees for Fresh orders under $150 earlier this year. The new subscription aims to encourage more orders without worrying about associated fees and makes Amazon more competitive against rivals like Instacart and Walmart.

via TechCrunch|
#amazon#business#delivery-fees
business2 years ago

Chick-fil-A Settles Class Action Lawsuit for $4.4M

Chick-fil-A has reportedly agreed to a $4.4 million settlement in a class action lawsuit accusing the company of deceptive practices regarding delivery fees. The suit alleged that the fast-food chain added a "secret menu upcharge" for delivered items, contradicting its promise of free or low-cost delivery. As part of the settlement, Chick-fil-A will pay customers in rebates or gift cards and will include disclosures on its app and website about potential price differences for delivery orders. The company did not admit guilt in the case.

via USA TODAY|
#business#chick-fil-a#class-action-lawsuit
business2 years ago

Chick-fil-A Settles for $4.4M, Accused of Inflating Prices

Chick-fil-A has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit accusing the food chain of inflating prices for delivery orders during the pandemic. The lawsuit alleged that Chick-fil-A promised low delivery fees but increased menu prices by up to 30%. While the company did not admit guilt, it will pay out $4.4 million in the settlement. Eligible customers will receive either cash or a gift card worth $29, and Chick-fil-A will add a disclosure on its app and website regarding potential higher prices for delivery orders.

via WKYT|
#business#chick-fil-a#class-action-lawsuit
business2 years ago

Chick-fil-A Settles for $4.4M, Accused of Inflating Prices

Chick-fil-A has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit accusing the food chain of inflating prices for delivery orders during the pandemic. The lawsuit alleged that Chick-fil-A promised low delivery fees but increased menu prices by up to 30%. The company will pay out $4.4 million in the settlement and eligible customers will receive either cash or a gift card. Chick-fil-A will also add a disclosure on its app and website regarding potential higher prices for delivery orders.

via KY3|
#business#chick-fil-a#class-action-lawsuit
business2 years ago

"Panda Express Delivery Lawsuit Settlement: Claim Your Cash Now!"

Panda Express has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit that accused the American Chinese fast food chain of misleading customers with hidden delivery fees. Customers who placed a delivery order between July 17, 2020, and Feb. 16, 2022, may be entitled to compensation in the form of cash or free food. The lawsuit alleged that Panda Express advertised low-price deliveries but added a 10% "service charge" for delivery customers. The settlement, which is subject to court approval, is worth $1.4 million, and eligible customers can submit a claim by Jan. 10, 2024, to receive payment or free medium entrée vouchers.

via USA TODAY|
#business#class-action#compensation
business2 years ago

DoorDash faces lawsuit over alleged discriminatory pricing for iPhone users.

A class-action lawsuit has been filed against DoorDash, accusing the delivery service of using deceptive practices to charge iPhone users more than Android users for identical orders. The suit claims that DoorDash misleads customers with its delivery fees, offers, and subscriptions, and charges an undisclosed marketing fee to promote menu items. The plaintiffs are seeking $1 billion in damages for those affected over the past four years. DoorDash denies the allegations and states that fees are disclosed throughout the customer experience.

via Ars Technica|
#business#deceptive-practices#delivery-fees