1/5 Gregory M. 1 year ago on Google
I
ordered
the
food
using
off
of
the
corporate
website
where
delivery
was
free.
As
I'm
not
from
the
area,
I'm
in
a
local
hotel
without
a
car.
Order
was
seemless
and
I
provided
the
room
number
and
did
NOT
check
the
box
for
contactless
delivery.
A
text
was
sent
from
a
San
Francisco
number
stating
the
driver
was
3
minutes
out
and
to
meet
"X".
Shortly
thereafter
two
follow
up
texts
were
sent
confirming
delivery.
One
from
the
San
Francisco
number
and
one
from
the
Washington
DC
area.
An
email
was
also
sent.
There
were
no
knocks
on
the
hotel
room
door
nor
any
signs
of
delivery.
I
went
to
the
front
desk
and
they
said
they
did
not
see
any
delivery
personnel
enter
the
establishment.
I
checked
the
front
and
back
doors
to
the
hotel
and
again
no
signs
of
food
or
a
delivery
attempt.
Texts
were
sent
to
both
numbers
as
well
as
phone
calls
but
it
appears
that
both
cell
numbers
were
blocked
for
any
incoming
communication.
I
contacted
the
number
provided
on
the
confirmation
email.
That
number
pointed
to
the
store
where
the
food
was
prepared.
That
number
rang
and
eventually
ended
with
a
voicemail
that
was
not
set
up.
When
I
did
finally
get
in
touch
with
store,
the
employee
directed
me
to
contact
the
third
party
delivery
service.
Since
I
ordered
the
food
from
the
corporate
site,
I
had
no
idea
what
company
or
person
was
contracted
for
the
delivery.
Beyond
that,
he
couldn't
provide
further
assistance.
In
all
fairness,
it
was
past
midnight
at
this
point
and
he
was
polite
but
was
not
equipped
to
provide
a
response
that
would
resolve
my
issue.
After
typing
this
up
and
trying
again
to
follow
up
with
the
store,
it's
after
1am
and
most
local
establishments
are
closed
for
delivery
or
pickup.
Suggestion:
train
the
staff
for
a
midnight
one
off
delivery
situation
and
have
any
automated
texts
or
emails
provide
guidance
if
the
delivery
failed
or
if
the
order
was
incorrect.
Invalid
phone
numbers,
blocked
incoming
calls
or
messages
and
calls
that
ring
dead
don't
do
anyone
any
good
in
the
event
of
an
issue.
Especially
at
midnight
and
for
people
out
of
town
who
have
no
knowledge
of
the
area
or
transportation
to
pick
up
food
themselves.
Also,
I
assumed
that
both
cell
numbers
were
blocked
for
texts
since
I
did
try
that
route
but
no
"this
is
an
automated
message"
message
was
provided,
just
my
calls
rang
to
vm.