A) Try to contact Uber Eats alone by yourself or...
B) Save time and effort: escalate your complaint to the corporate office with our help
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1455 Market St. 4th Fl San Francisco California 94103
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Do you have a product complaint or an issue with a refund, return or something else? And you can't get through the Uber Eats complaint line to the Uber Eats help center?
Here's how you can escalate your issue:
File a complaint here on nonono.com for $9 We publish your complaint AND deliver it to the Uber Eats escalations department If Uber Eats doesn't get back to you within 3 days, you'll get a 100% refund
No No No is a consumer advocacy website that helps consumers file and resolve complaints with Uber Eats.
Our mission is to improve the relationship between businesses and consumers and to advocate for transparency.
If you need to resolve an issue with Uber Eats, you can file a public complaint on No No No and we will deliver your complaint to Uber Eats and ask them to resolve your issue. In return, after you have had your complaint resolved, we will ask you to write a resolution review based on the outcome of the resolution.
The reason we are operating this way is that a) it incentivizes Uber Eats to resolve your issue and b) your resolution review help other consumers more than 'regular reviews' that do not tell the whole story. It is the outcome that matters, right?
No No No is a consumer advocacy website that helps consumers file and resolve complaints with Uber Eats.
Our mission is to improve the relationship between businesses and consumers and to advocate for transparency.
If you need to resolve an issue with Uber Eats Corporate, you can file a public complaint on No No No and we will deliver your complaint to Uber Eats and ask them to resolve your issue. In return, after you have had your complaint resolved, we will ask you to write a resolution review based on the outcome of the resolution.
The reason we are operating this way is that a) it incentivizes Uber Eats to resolve your issue and b) your resolution review help other consumers more than 'regular reviews' that do not tell the whole story.
It is the outcome that matters, right?