@tsa@TSA_GreatLakes@TSA_Northeast (cont'd) I have a photo of her passport. She has a known traveler ID. Also, she will have a catheter bag with liquid (urine) in it. How can she travel? Please don't send me to links. Please help! It's life or death. Her surgeon is in NY.
@tsa@TSA_GreatLakes@TSA_Northeast -- need help -- have made more than 20 calls without reaching a human. I've been texted the same links that don't help several times. My 19 year old daughter is in a wheelchair, needs to fly ORD-LGA 6/16. Passport lost. No DLic (cont'd)
@ubersupport@UberEats my daughter helped me navigate our Ring doorbell camera. We DO have an image of him dropping off the stuff, taking a photo, and then taking the merchandise back to his car and driving away. Need his contact info for the police
@ubersupport@UberEats the story of my stolen $155 continues. Found the security footage of the criminal picking up my order. Driver used another card to pay and then upped the charge for me. Kept my stuff. Filing a police report now. Do. Not. Mess.
@ubersupport@UberEats response, part 5: So Alejandro, the criminal delivery man, swung by our house. Didn't drop off an order. But because he made it to the drop-off location (my house) "we are unable to offer a price adjustment to your order." For free merch, drive for ubereats
@ubersupport@UberEats response, part 4: If your issue was not addressed you can get back to us. We are always glad to help you. We've also reached out to you via in-app as well. We appreciate your cooperation in resolving this concern with us." (Cont'd)
@ubersupport@UberEats response, part 3: Because of this, we are unable to offer a price adjustment for your order. We encourage delivery people to complete the orders all throughout the day in a way that our app users will be glad and fully enjoy their meals... (cont'd)
@ubersupport@UberEats reponse, Part 2: "We completely understand your concern and we are sorry to hear about the inconvenience it has caused as your order was not delivered to you. After looking at your order, it looks like the delivery person made it to your drop-off location..
@ubersupport and @UberEats -- here is the response from Uber Eats for stealing $155.25 from me as well as the supplies needed by my daughter who just had surgery: Here is Uber Eats response to the order that wasn't delivered: (cont'd -- too long to post)
@ubersupport Uber Eats
stole $155 that I used to order pharmacy items for my daughter, who is recovering from surgery. I can't leave her home alone, so I thought I could trust Uber Eats. They (the app) told me the driver tried to contact me. He didn't. Cont'd
(3) So some @ubereats driver got my order and my money (including a tip) Shame on you @UberEats . Be careful before you choose Uber Eats. I've since heard from others that disputes from @UberEats are very difficult to resolve.
(2) I was at home the whole time with my phone in my hand. All @UberEats had to do was drop the order at the door. But instead, they stole my money and told me they are unable to do a refund since the driver could not reach me.
@UberEats stole $155 that I used to order pharmacy items for my daughter, who is recovering from surgery. I can't leave her home alone, so I thought I could trust Uber Eats. They (the app) told me the driver tried to contact me. He didn't. Cont'd
@LurieAdolescent is jeopardizing my suicidal child's health by refusing to attest to a current prescription they issued. They also won't refill her prescription unless she drops her schoolwork in NY to come to Chicago in person. @DrRobGarofalo #help#firstdonoharm#telehealth
@LurieAdolescent is refusing to attest to and refill a life-affirming prescription they wrote for my suicidal teen unless she ditches her college classes in NY to come in person to Chicago. @DrRobGarofalo #help#telehealth#firstdonoharm
@binghamtonu -- set the example by talking about suicide openly and transparently. It's okay to say the word and acknowledge what happened. As you well know, education changes everything. If you or anyone you know is feeling suicidal, call 988. #SuicidePrevention
1. It's my birthday today and I only want one thing.
I want these two women, Niloofar Hamedi and Elahe Mohammadi, to be famous.
Niloofar and Elahe are Iranian reporters who reported on the death of Mahsa Zhina Amini.
They are now in prison and could face the death penalty.
@CBSSunday
-- my favorite show of the week because of the amazing feature journalism. An unfortunate choice to not include some remembrance of 9/11. Tone deaf. Make better choices.