Competition Bureau sues DoorDash for allegedly misleading customers over fees / National Post
Monday, June 9, 2025, 3:23 pm permalink
Federal Competition Bureau lawyers have taken aim at DoorDash, alleging the company intentionally frames discretionary charges as taxes to mask their true nature. Legal action is underway to rein in these deceptive pricing practices and ensure consumers are accurately informed about the costs they incur.
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