Instacart FRAUD ALERT

[Karen Nathan]

Speaking of shady Instacart stories, there was a news report that said an Instacart Driver named Jada S was buying personal things on her Customer's credit and debit cards! A couple said something like,"Jada S bought pampers, baby formula, and baby bottles, baby wipes using our credit card. We are in our late 40's, don't have any Babies. All of our children are grown and we don't have any Grandchildren. Jada S is a thief." Another dissatisfied Customer said something like,"Jada S bought lipstick and blush on my credit card. I am a man who didn't need any makeup. Jada S is a thief." Jada S got fired for her theft as she should have been. Posters were like,"I can't believe Will Smith's wife would be using Instacart Customers ' credit cards to steal! She's rich!" I pointed out that Will Smith's wife is Jada Pinkett-Smith, not Jada Smith.

Funny thing about that, Will at first LAUGHED at the joke, but when he looked at Jada, Jada had a ,"He just insulted me and offended me. You shouldn't be laughing, you should be defending me!" Upset look on her face and that's when Will slapped Chris and said"Keep my wife's name out of your fucking mouth!"

[NickyPipes]

Brother I thought you were a PHD Computer programmer?

Brother you know you can log in and see your bill in real time? You don’t have to wait for a snail mail monthly statement to review your purchases brother

Brother I don't know about you, but I don't waste my time refreshing and examining my online credit card statement every day.

I usually bring it up when it's time for the bill to be paid, and I examine all the charges at that point. Credit card companies never hold you liable for fraud, so it's never urgent to check your charges as soon as they post. This is different than a debit card, which takes the money first and then you have to fight to get it back.

This was the first company I've ever dealt with where you have fewer than 30 days to cancel a recurring charge. It's especially egregious because this occurs YEARLY! If it's a monthly charge, it is more reasonable for the company to argue that you should be used to the charge by then, and it's your fault if you fail to cancel until 2-3 weeks have passed. However, all companies I've dealt with will give you a 1-month refund if you cancel a recurring charge, provided it's clear you didn't use the service at all during that period.

Instacart has that 15-day period specifically to prevent people from seeing it on their credit card bill, and calling up in time. They are awful, and they hide behind foreign customer service reps. When you can't reach an American manager/rep no matter what you do, the company usually sucks.

I don’t examine mine ever pal

Just pay it, in full and on time


Don’t join subscription services pal, never ordered grocery’s don’t go to the grocery store