DoorDash has made an effort to streamline the process. If to-go orders are an option then you really don’t get a choice in who I send to pick it up.
I'm not quite willing to call it fraud yet, but it's in that area.
Great. So if you're happy with just a bit of disconnect, I'll get down the dump and pick up some old oil drums and fire up a kitchen in the garage. What do you fancy? KFC? Nandos?
No. If we can pretend to represent someone else without their concent, based on unverified 3rd party data, then we're cooking with tinned worms.
It’s a classic case of internalizing the gains and externalizing the costs.
In a similar situation, Ferrari has often attempted to keep independent repair shops from using the Ferrari name and logo to advertise that they service Ferrari cars. They've lost quite a few times.
All that said, you can still run into copyright issues when reproducing somebody's logo.
If you are reselling my food am I still responsible for it?
Say you heat the container on your bike to a danger zone temperature. Say the order sits at the bottom but you have the same order on top. The food at the bottom could sit there all day.
Say I've also undercooked the chicken.
Who is to blame?