Woman Goes Viral After Posting Delivery Guy's Crazy Creepy Text Messages

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mattstaff
Jan 16, 2018 3:00 PM EST

What's so hard to understand about NOT creeping hardcore on your customers when they order food? The only thing worse than the way this crazy dude handled his delivery was the way his company handled their response to the troubled young lady, who just wanted to grub down on a meal without falling prey to a super creep. 

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    Text - Michelle Midwinter Follow @ShelbyTree Just a snippet of Just Eat's response to my receiving unsolicited messages from the guy who had just delivered my food. Nice one Just Eat! Apart from him using my number in this way surely being in breach of privacy laws etc, they don't really seem to take it seriously do they??
    via @ShelbyTree
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    Text - Hy 23:37 Who is this? 23:54 A fan 23:54 23:54 Of what? 23:54 I'm the guy ho delivered your meal 23:55 Sorry 23:55 Ummmmmmm ok 23:55 You enjou your meal 23:56 Enjoy 23:56
    via @ShelbyTree
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    Text - If you have a bf tell me i don't want to make any problems 23:57 but I do not Just try to make triends in the end 00:19 Good night bby see you next time when i get your meal 00:20 00:20 I'm literally never ordering from there ever again 00:21
    via @ShelbyTree
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    Text - Share just-eat.co.uk Live Chat The best thing to do is give the restaurant feedback by leaving a review on Just Eat. Try and be constructive - we discuss reviews (good and bad) with restaurants and it helps them improve their service. It also helps other people using Just Eat decide where to order from. We know this won't fix a bad meal but it will hopefully improve things in the future. rype your message here Trixie In all honesty, we don't have complaints department. We do documentation
    via @ShelbyTree
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    Multiple women stepped forward to share their own troubling tales.

    Text - lucilluminati Follow @LucyOfficial Replying to@ShelbyTree Same thing happened to me and they just said to me "what would you like us to do?" It's ridiculous!!
    via @johalifax
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    Text - Bridget Beale Follow @brdgtbl Replying to@ShelbyTree I stopped ordering delivery after a similar experience (delivery guy turned up chocolates totally unencouraged). Saved me money (good), left me feeling creeped out & unsafe (obvs not good)
    via @johalifax
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    Text - The 1930's Follow @SaindSyd Replying to @ShelbyTree I had a furniture guy that came to the house find me on Facebook (was 16 at the time) he started asking me a bunch of very weird sexual questions. Ended up blocking him. Had my name address number and managed to find my social media
    via @johalifax
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    Text - attacus Follow @attacus_au Replying to @ShelbyTree This happened to me in 2008 when a Greenpeace street recruiter used my information to ask me for drinks and message me in the mornings to ask how my day was going. To their credit, Greenpeace fired him
    via @johalifax
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    Text - Joanne Cook Follow @johalifax Replying to@lizzzieloves @ShelbyTree Hell, I'm not a girl, I'm a 63-year-old woman, & it happened to me a while ago - older delivery guy, came back later that evening pretending he wanted me to have their "special menu", wanted me to come with him. NOPE. I encouraged The Dawg to be a little . agitated
    via @johalifax

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