ChewApp News 📢 Food Delivery App
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We are ChewApp, a community-based marketplace to run your errands (eg. Food) or extra income. We encourage users to try out the app and feedback on our official website https://chewapp.co Group: @ChewAppSG
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The above infographic shows the 5 simple steps to Kee Chew (Order Food). To further reinforce and familiarize users, we have also created a Youtube video to show the complete connection chats with "Offer" (the all-in food and delivery fee), "Accept" (the all-in offer) and "Declare Delivered" (after the food have been delivered) between the deliverer (Mr. Soon Chew) and requestor (Mr. Kee Chew). We hope that after watching the video, you will be more familiar and confident in using ChewApp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5VI6H0GLZQ.
Potential risks of Cash on Delivery (COD) Transactions - see this article (https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/loan-sharks-using-food-delivery-services-harass-debtors-police-warn).

There are risks of non-deliveries, pranks and scams when using Cash on Delivery (COD) transactions in most, if not all delivery platforms.

The consumers will have to bear the full risk of non-deliveries if they are aware of the non-delivery risks and yet decided to make advance payments (via PayNow or bank transfers) to the deliverers. It is worse if such communications and exchanges of PayNow number and amounts payable details are provided outside of ChewApp in-app chat, i.e., leaving ChewApp and chatting on WhatsApp. For such cases, ChewApp is unable to assist the parties nor authorities in any investigations.

On the other hand, deliverers who knows the risk of COD transactions, and still choose to purchase and pay for the food/ items in advance will have to bear the full risk of pranks of fake delivery addresses, etc. ChewApp has provided COD option because some users wanted to have COD as payment mode. Users (both deliverers and consumers) who choose to continue to transact based on COD must accept that they are personally responsible and will have to bear the full inherent risks of COD transactions.

As a platform, ChewApp encourages all users (for posting of Request or Offer) to select the Preferred payment as ChewPay (credit card payment for consumers and crediting of the transactions’ income into the deliverers’ e-Wallet) to mitigate and/or minimize, if not eliminate, risks of non-deliveries, pranks and scams.

Once the food/items’ cost and delivery fee is agreed, deliverer will sent an all-in "offer" price (food/items' cost + delivery fee) for the consumer to accept. The consumers will make the final decision to accept (or reject) and pays using credit card (ChewApp uses Stripe, an established 3rd party payment gateway for processing of credit card payments).Once the payment is processed, the consumer is unable to cancel the order. The deliverer’s non-payment risk is now mitigated and can commence to purchase the item and complete the delivery

Consumers' non-delivery risk can be mitigate by ChewApp’s ability to withhold the payment to deliverer for any non-delivery reports. Subject to ChewApp’s investigation based on the reports and evidences (provided by either or both parties), ChewApp may be refunded the monies to the consumers, when justifiable.

In summary, to mitigate non-deliveries, pranks and scams risks, users should choose ChewApp as the preferred payment option.
Have you ever wonder who (hawkers, deliverers and app companies) gets what when you order and pay for food delivery? Hope this infographic can shed some lights for you.

You will noticed that ChewApp do not take commission from hawkers and deliverers.

You can play a part to help our hard working hawkers and deliverers get 100% of their deserved revenue and delivery fee by ordering your food/items delivery at ChewApp (https://www.chewapp.co/). Share this with your family, business associates/colleague and friends. We need more people to know which platform is more transparent and fair. #SGUNITED
Are all marketplace delivery platforms the same? Who gets what when consumers pay the total bill on marketplace delivery platform?

Is there any difference between the cost of delivery services of extra layer of using 3rd party(ies) delivery vendor vs "professional and independent" vs "hitch" ("willing hand" who are most competitive because they are along the way and/or nearby) deliverers? As deliverers, which model may be more flexible and beneficial?

Hope this infographic will be helpful to differentiate the differences so that consumers can make a more informed decision on which marketplace delivery platform and type of deliverers to support.
Looking for a deliverer for food delivery (to buy and deliver) or pick-up (to sent to your customers)? ChewApp is fair and transparent. Deliverers get 100% of the delivery fee! Many deliverers are waiting at ChewApp to provide their delivery services. Post your request now! #SGUNITED
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We are looking for NTU students to be stationed in NTU campus during our upcoming post-CNY campaign!

Free and available around hall residential area at night? Help to deliver food to fellow residents and earn $$! We are looking for people who are available between 8pm - 10pm and 10pm - 12mn. Leave a comment and we will get back to you!

https://www.chewapp.co/ntu

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Wishing you and your family a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous Lunar Niu Year 2021. Huat Ah!
📰 Good news!

Chewapp is looking for a group of NTU students to be on standby at popular locations such as Jurong Point, Pioneer and Extension! Earn $20* or more in 2 hours shifts during your free time at night! (Terms and Conditions applies.)
Choose between 8-10pm or 10-12mn.

If you are interested, please comment on this post! Or via @ChewAppSG
Congratulations to the winners of Week 1 of our NTU Campaign.

NTU residents can help your respective hall to win up to $300 each week in the next 3 weeks! Check out your hall social media for unique promo code 😊

Download ChewApp to request and offer help today.

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There are always risk when transacting based on Cash on Delivery.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/consumer/delivery-riders-vexed-by-fake-foodpanda-orders-that-may-be-linked-to-loanshark

The risk burden lies on the shoulders of who (requester or
deliverer) goes out-of-pocket first during the transaction. So, it is best to post using Credit Card payment mode at ChewApp as risk will be mitigated.

Happy Chewing!