Instacart

Instacart got in a bit of trouble this week

nearly three quarters of all grocery items tested in the experiment produced multiple prices

Instacart, for example, which just filed a lawsuit against New York City

Instacart will be forced to restructure its platform

Instacart lays off 250 employees or 7% of its workforce

Now, Instacart is laying off a ton of people.

grocery stores have finally come to the realization that they're not making any money when they use these services

The title is great. Instacart is a parasite and a sham.

Let's talk about Instacart for a second.

Instacart didn't do anything like that because it's all bidding, and it's all snapping it up first

Instacart's tip-baiting system is short-changing shoppers

Instacart is letting them turn that tip to zero after the delivery is made

The Mayday strike from Amazon, Instacart and Target apparently happened.

Many Instacart shoppers still don't have their COVID-19 safety gear

I got my first Instacart delivery yesterday

I've had pretty decent service so far

you gave a cash tip to your Instacart delivery guy

Got a grocery delivery via Instacart today.

Instacart is not giving them hazard pay

Instacart workers win historic union election.

Instacart will honor the outcome of this election

Instacart knew that was coming once Amazon acquired Whole Foods

they went out and signed big deals with all the other grocery stores

And speaking of not paying, Instacart.

it mistakenly withheld tips from some of its workforce

Do you have Instacart where you are?

I'm going to use Instacart.

I got 35 text messages about replacements.

a $4.6 million class action lawsuit that Instacart has lost