A woman says a stranger repeatedly places takeout orders through Uber Eats using her debit card details, with deliveries going to the stranger’s address. She reports that the orders continue despite her efforts to address the issue, and she alleges that neither Uber nor Barclays took the steps she requested to stop future use. In her account, she says she is unable to block the card or the delivery address through Uber’s support channels and that Uber will not help resolve the recurring fraud. She also claims Barclays will not prevent the ongoing transactions, leaving her responsible for dealing with repeated takeaways she says she did not order. The situation highlights challenges some cardholders face when card details are compromised, including the need for faster fraud controls and account-level safeguards. The reports center on the woman’s claim that the same stolen payment information remains active for new Uber Eats purchases over time and that the platforms’ support processes do not quickly halt repeat ordering.