‘Dozens and dozens’ of unsolicited food orders bombard New Westminster, B.C. residents
Hughes said she reached out to others in the neighbourhood through a community Facebook group where dozens of other residents said they were experiencing the deliveries as well.
“There was a lineup down the street in front of our house of delivery drivers,” Geoff McLennan told Global News on Saturday. “They were all laughing to each other and one driver said there were ‘thousands of orders that spiked’ over the recent weeks to the neighbourhood. They didn’t know what was going on either.”
The residents said they have contacted New Westminster police but, according to the residents, police said they are not able to address the issue.Story continues below advertisement Uber Eats confirmed the residents’ stories, and an official said they have banned numerous accounts placing the orders.“We will not hesitate to take additional action if the unsolicited orders continue. Uber has a dedicated public safety team that is standing by to work with police.”Nanaimo man still recovering after being struck in head with egg
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