Your order can be canceled by the merchant or delivery person. In the event of a cancellation, you can try ordering from the same merchant again in a few minutes or ordering from another merchant.
This can happen if they’ve run out of an item or they’re receiving a large volume of order requests.
If a merchant runs out of an item, you may receive a notification giving you 10 minutes to update your order before it’s automatically canceled.
You will not be charged if the merchant cancels your order.
There are a few possible reasons why this can happen:
Unable to contact you
When arriving at your delivery address, delivery persons are prompted to contact you so it’s a good idea to keep your phone nearby when the order is expected to arrive.
The delivery person might cancel the delivery if they can’t find or reach you.
If a delivery person wasn’t able to reach you but made a reasonable effort to contact you after arriving at your requested location, you may not be eligible for a refund.
The merchant was closed
When the delivery person arrived at the merchant, they may have been unexpectedly closed.
The items you requested may have been out of stock so the order couldn’t be fulfilled.
If you think you were charged incorrectly for a canceled order, let us know below.
