This is a very interesting take, thank you. Is there "denied party screening" for things such as Uber passenger rides or food delivery? I have the same exact experience (almost identical) with Grubhub+ when ordering food, though just with these vendors (Uber, Grubhub) and no others.
What vendor does this, is it possible to correct one's profile? Also, is there any general redress mechanism?
The whole thing is strange since Uber and Grubhub dont have any real identification on you except phone/email/creditcard name -- is that even enough to do denied party screening and blacklist someone?
Also, anyone know the rationale to conduct denied party screening on food orders?