OP Posted at 09-06-2025, 08:22 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-06-2025, 08:23 PM by plakmein.)
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Platform: Uber Eats
Method: "No Show Delivery"
Works best on: Late-night orders, non-partner kitchens (small local places, not McDonald’s, etc.)
Here’s how it works:
1. Order late (after 10:30 PM) from a smaller or random kitchen that doesn’t have tracking or advanced logistics (ghost kitchens work best).
2. Choose “Leave at Door” – no interaction with the driver.
3. The app will say “Order completed” but if the driver didn’t ring your bell or you didn’t hear anything, the food is considered ‘not delivered’.
4. Wait 20–30 minutes after the delivery ETA.
5. Contact support casually, like this:
> “Hey, I checked the app, and it says my order was delivered, but no one rang the bell or left anything at my door. I’ve checked everywhere, and there’s nothing here.”
6. Uber Eats support can’t prove you got it – just that it was “marked delivered.” They usually refund without question, especially at night.
> Bonus tip: Never say “I didn’t get anything” or “It’s gone.” Say the app said “delivered” but you never received it.
🧠 Why it works:
Uber doesn’t have photo proof of what was delivered, just GPS tracking.
Non-partner kitchens don’t have the tech to track deliveries like McDonald’s or Domino’s.
Late-night orders get fewer checks.
Uber wants to close cases fast, so they give refunds to avoid bad reviews.
🚨 Important Tips to Maximize Refund Chances:
Best Time: Order between 10:30 PM–11:30 PM – less activity, less scrutiny.
Restuarant Type: Stick to small, local places or ghost kitchens.
Use: "Leave at door" delivery.
Don’t interact with the driver – no ringing, no sign-offs.
Timing: Contact support as soon as possible (within 30 minutes).
Account: Older accounts (3+ orders) work best.
🧨 Risk of Losing This Edge:
If too many people do it, Uber will start adding more verification and blocking this method.
Keep it low key – do it right, and they’ll keep refunding.
Disclaimer:
> I’m not responsible if you screw this up. Don’t spam it. Follow the steps and you’ll be fine.
Extra Bonus for You:
Want more refund strategies? DM me. I’ll tell you how to make it even easier for higher ticket items (like electronics or expensive orders).
Method: "No Show Delivery"
Works best on: Late-night orders, non-partner kitchens (small local places, not McDonald’s, etc.)
Here’s how it works:
1. Order late (after 10:30 PM) from a smaller or random kitchen that doesn’t have tracking or advanced logistics (ghost kitchens work best).
2. Choose “Leave at Door” – no interaction with the driver.
3. The app will say “Order completed” but if the driver didn’t ring your bell or you didn’t hear anything, the food is considered ‘not delivered’.
4. Wait 20–30 minutes after the delivery ETA.
5. Contact support casually, like this:
> “Hey, I checked the app, and it says my order was delivered, but no one rang the bell or left anything at my door. I’ve checked everywhere, and there’s nothing here.”
6. Uber Eats support can’t prove you got it – just that it was “marked delivered.” They usually refund without question, especially at night.
> Bonus tip: Never say “I didn’t get anything” or “It’s gone.” Say the app said “delivered” but you never received it.
🧠 Why it works:
Uber doesn’t have photo proof of what was delivered, just GPS tracking.
Non-partner kitchens don’t have the tech to track deliveries like McDonald’s or Domino’s.
Late-night orders get fewer checks.
Uber wants to close cases fast, so they give refunds to avoid bad reviews.
🚨 Important Tips to Maximize Refund Chances:
Best Time: Order between 10:30 PM–11:30 PM – less activity, less scrutiny.
Restuarant Type: Stick to small, local places or ghost kitchens.
Use: "Leave at door" delivery.
Don’t interact with the driver – no ringing, no sign-offs.
Timing: Contact support as soon as possible (within 30 minutes).
Account: Older accounts (3+ orders) work best.
🧨 Risk of Losing This Edge:
If too many people do it, Uber will start adding more verification and blocking this method.
Keep it low key – do it right, and they’ll keep refunding.
Disclaimer:
> I’m not responsible if you screw this up. Don’t spam it. Follow the steps and you’ll be fine.
Extra Bonus for You:
Want more refund strategies? DM me. I’ll tell you how to make it even easier for higher ticket items (like electronics or expensive orders).
