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We strongly recommend you stop using this browser until this problem is corrected. The latest version of the Opera browser sends multiple invalid requests to our servers for every page you visit.The most common causes of this issue are: Deliveroo April Fools joke backfires in France after thousands of customers sent fake £400 bills Daily Mail - 13:23 The food-delivery company issued fake confirmation emails to its customers for orders totalling more than 450 (£380) on April 1. In France as in many other countries, the platform has seen a boom in demand during the Covid-19 pandemic amid severe restrictions placed on restaurants.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. Deliveroo added that as a loyalty reward, 50 sachets of hot sauce were being thrown in for free. The fake invoices included the customer’s first name at the top of the message, preceded by the words “Excellent choice”. “This is chicken-brain communications,” another angry customer tweeted. Many recipients said they panicked and tried to call their banks to block any payment. One of them said he had “almost had a stroke” after receiving a €466 invoice for 38 pizzas that he had never ordered. “You can enjoy the evening by ordering the pizza of your choice.”īut few customers were amused. “We confirm that it was an April Fool’s joke,” the clarification read. Late on Thursday Deliveroo informed its customers via Twitter and email that it had not been serious. Many took to social media to express anger at the stunt. On 1 April thousands of customers of the delivery platform across France got confirmation emails for orders totalling over €450 (£380 $530). French Deliveroo customers who received fake bills for hundreds of euros’ worth of pizza have failed to see the funny side of the April Fools’ joke.

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