On the morning of May 15, today, the blogger said that he was blackmailed by meituan on errands, suggesting a price increase, and boarded the online hot search. It is reported that on May 13, in Shanghai, blogger @ Ruan Yi sent a document saying that he used meituan errands to help mail passports and other documents. Because the rider's electric car couldn't be delivered on time, he was "hinted" by the rider to increase the price and blackmail to tear up the documents. Afterwards, he was unable to contact the rider.
The chat records exposed by bloggers show that they want to send a very important document from Putuo District of Shanghai to the express point of Hongkou District, and the document needs to be delivered before 8 o'clock.
As a result, the rider not only timed out, but also cancelled the order without authorization. According to the wechat screenshot released by the blogger, around 8:30 p.m., the rider hinted at him to pay for the document, but did not mention the specific amount.
Bloggers complained in the article that until the time of posting, riders were still threatening to tear up documents. But I can only guard my mobile phone and wait for the rider to make a price.
On the 14th, Mr. Han, the rider involved, said that he had returned the documents to the other party around 9 o'clock that night The netizen said that he "blackmailed" and "implied price increase", but there was no at all. The document had been sent back at more than 9 o'clock that night. At present, he has cooperated with the police to complete the transcript
The rider said that at more than 7 p.m., because the battery car ran out of power and could not catch up with the latest collection time of the express point, the blogger asked the rider to return the documents.
*After canceling the order, the rider said that he hoped that the other party could pay some freight. After all, it took a lot of time to go back and forth. * was not to ask for money, but hoped that the blogger would stop urging. During the whole process, he didn't receive a penny.
Netizens learned that the errand boy not only returned the documents to the blogger, but also sent an additional banana to the blogger. With the fermentation of public opinion, many netizens criticized the blogger. At present, the blogger has cancelled his personal microblog.