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A simple delivery turned into sexual harassment when a DoorDash driver allegedly tried to extort a sexual favor in return for completing a delivery.
The victim, a woman, received a message from the driver, which developed into a brief exchange that left her upset and distressed.
“I can’t believe this happened,” wrote the woman on Facebook. “I feel incredibly insecure because this sick individual now has my phone number and my address.”
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The exchange started with the driver asking if the woman was single before claiming that he was “tired” and that it was “late, rain, rain”.
“DoorDash offered me this delivery when I was 10 miles away, which means that there aren’t that many drivers outside,” the driver reportedly sent a text message. “So, I’m going to make a deal with you.”
“Help me sexually and I will deliver the food. If not, I will have to cancel. ”
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The woman claimed that she contacted DoorDash customer service, who just said, “He must be tired.”
Only apparently after the messages went viral online, DoorDash “deactivated” the driver.
“This inappropriate and unacceptable behavior is never tolerated on the DoorDash platform,” the company said in a statement to The Mirror.
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“The Dasher involved was deactivated immediately earlier this month, when the incident occurred, and we contacted the customer and fully refunded the order.”
The company told The New York Post that it “sincerely” regretted the incident.
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It is not clear where the incident occurred.