Hungry House is to close next month after being bought by its rival, Just Eat.
The closure has been seen as controversial after Andrew Griffith, Interim Chairman of Just Eat said they ‘looked forward to bringing Hungryhouse into the Just Eat family.’
https://twitter.com/hungryhouse/status/986575078811893760
The company has recently been criticised for adding a 50p service charge to all orders, regardless of whether customers pay by cash or card. The company said, ‘Previously, only customers who paid online were charged – we don’t think it’s fair for online payment customers to shoulder the costs associated with cash orders too.’
Just Eat's payment processor is Global Payments (HSBC). Sneaky of them to dodge the surcharges ban by just renaming the fee to a service charge.. But remember Just Eat are still profiting from the increased food prices, so that tip is just greed on Just Eats part
— JTWG ?? (@Johntheone) January 15, 2018
