Your money.
Their mistakes.
On the record.
Reported theft. Disputed charges. Withheld refunds. Document what happened, support your account with receipts, and keep the response and outcome on the record.
Independent. Evidence-led. Not affiliated with DoorDash.
PAPER TRAIL.
A BETTER RECORD STARTS HERE
YOUR INCIDENT REPORT. IN YOUR WORDS.
RECEIPTS.
The record so far
Based on approved incident reports. Currencies are never combined. No estimates. No invented figures.
Small print. Big picture.
Firsthand reports of alleged theft and billing incidents, documented in one place.
Opening the record…
Getting the latest documented experiences.
Reports describe the author’s allegations and supporting account. Publication is not an independent finding of theft or other wrongdoing.
Don’t just close the chat.
Keep the paper trail.
Clear details make a stronger record. From the original charge to the final response, keep the whole story together.
Document what happened.
Record the date, the charge, and your experience. Be specific. Stick to what you know.
Keep the evidence.
Attach receipts and relevant support conversations. Share them privately with the moderator when you submit.
Follow the outcome.
Submit for moderation. Approved accounts appear publicly. Changes and outcomes go through moderation again.
Accountability
needs accuracy.
This project records allegations of theft, retained charges, and withheld refunds. The reporter’s evidence, the company’s response, and the final outcome belong together.
Facts before frustration.
Describe what happened, what you were charged, and how the company responded.
Privacy comes first.
Keep addresses, payment details, and personal information out of published accounts.
The outcome stays on record.
A refund or resolution belongs in the story, too. Update your record as things change.