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A DoorDash driver scammed the company out $2.5M

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Comments (5)

Ekaros · 16m ago

Shouldn't decent monitoring system catch things like these live? Order swapping between states unusually amount of times should raise alarm somewhere.

Also took quite sometime to notice these issues if it was carried over multiple months.

spicyusername · 56m ago

    Devagiri faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine, and is scheduled for a status hearing in September.

That's a pretty extreme sentence.

dagw · 48m ago

He stole money from a rich corporation, there is no more heinous crime. That's why smart criminals mainly steal from poor people.

ddtaylor · 2h ago

So, someone actually did it?

https://www.readmargins.com/p/doordash-and-pizza-arbitrage

thatguy0900 · 22m ago

No price arbitrage here, a doordash employee just switched orders from complete to incomplete repeatedly to trigger multiple payouts from the same order