New Study Finds Late Delivery Impacts 50% of On-Demand Food Delivery Customers, But Nearly Two-Thirds Miss Phone Calls to Alert Them

By First Orion

Posted 9/1/20

NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Sept. 1, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- On-demand food delivery services have a customer support problem, according to a new study released today by First Orion, a leading …

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New Study Finds Late Delivery Impacts 50% of On-Demand Food Delivery Customers, But Nearly Two-Thirds Miss Phone Calls to Alert Them

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New Study Finds Late Delivery Impacts 50% of On-Demand Food Delivery Customers, But Nearly Two-Thirds Miss Phone Calls to Alert Them

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