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Customer in Bnei Brak Claims Food Was Picked Up From Floor in Wolt Delivery Incident
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First reported by Channel 13 · 6 hours ago
What happened
A Bnei Brak customer claims her 480-shekel sushi order from Wolt was contaminated after the delivery person picked up food from the floor. After a delayed refund process, Wolt credited her full amount plus compensation and apologized for the incident.
- 01Bnei Brak customer alleges sushi delivery was contaminated after food fell on the floor and was picked up by the courier.
- 02The 480-shekel order arrived incomplete and disorganized, prompting health concerns.
- 03Customer contacted Wolt demanding a full refund; process took hours with mostly automated responses.
- 04Wolt initially offered a 50% refund, which the customer rejected, insisting on full reimbursement.
- 05After three hours, Wolt credited her full amount plus 15 shekels compensation as app credit.
- 06Wolt apologized, citing a torn delivery bag and pledged to improve service standards.
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