Policemen Assist Delivery Rider Who Filed Complaints vs Bogus Customer Who Refused to Pay Order
The police authorities helped the poor delivery rider who filed complaints against a bogus customer who did not pay for its order.
Over the past few years, tons of delivery riders have been expressing their dismay towards bogus customer making fake booking and canceling orders because they lost cash whenever the orders left unpaid.
The Facebook page “PTV” has shared the photos of a disappointed Food Panda rider who sought the help of the police authorities after he has been victimized by a bogus customer. The post garnered various reactions from the online community.
In the photos, it can be seen that the food delivery employee went to the police station and sought the help of police officers after a bogus customer refused to pay its order. He also decided to file complaints against his client.
The unidentified rider in Potrero, Malabon City said that the suspect pretended as customer and scammed him. The police officers immediately responded to his plead and searched for the culprit.
The kind-hearted cops helped the poor delivery worker and purchased all the unpaid orders. The rider seems to be happy after the policemen helped him to prevent losing a huge amount of cash.
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Here is the full post:
“Isang food rider sa Potrero, Malabon City, ang humingi ng tulong sa pulisya nang siya ay linlangin ng isang nagpanggap na customer ngunit hindi nagbayad para sa mga pagkain na inorder.
Kaagad tumugon ang mga pulis para sa pagsasampa ng reklamo ng rider.
Tinulungan din nila ang rider sa pamamagitan ng pagbili ng lahat ng mga inorder na pagkain na hindi nabayaran.”
The social media users expressed their reactions to the post:
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