This evening I was charged $99.49 for a GrubHub Seamless charge from San Francisco (I live in Colorado). I went to Paypal's Resolution Center to dispute it and was notified that, "We're sorry, you can't file a case on this type of transaction." Anyone else have this issue or know what to do? Thanks!
Check if you had a subscription set up. Click on the profile tab (icon next to log out) > Click on payments third option along on the thick blue band top of page > "manage pre-approved payments.''
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I did not set up a subscription but when I checked one had been set up, which I immediately cancelled. This was a GrubHub order from San Francisco and I live in Colorado. This is still pending but I'm worried it will post to my account. I contacted GrubHub but I'm getting the run around. I don't even know if these are real people.
Same happened to me. I just dont understand how they can get authorization for a subscription (even if they hacked my grubhub acct) when i havent used grubhub in years. Wouldnt you need the paypal password? On every other side I buy stuff you do.
The same thing happened to me on 8/20/22 and I was given the same response. I just contacted Grubhub for the 2nd time but the issue is still being investigated. Someone somehow got my Grubhub password and charged $60+ for food delivery in a state I don’t live in or know anyone who does.
Same thing happened to me But this person made several orders over the span of less than two weeks. Opened a case with pay pal and it closed. Their resolution was to cancel a subscription i never signed up for, I just want my money back. Was anyone able to get a refund?
PayPal did absolutely nothing. I opened a case and they denied it, saying I signed up for a subscription. Thankfully the people at my bank know me. I brought in copies of my emails, texts and bank statements and they cancelled the charge. I opened a case with GrubHub as well, which they later took responsibility for, though I never saw the credit they issued.
