Allset Offers No-Contact Pickup in Response to Coronavirus, Waiving Fees for Restaurant Partners
Los Angeles-based food pre-ordering service Allset announced that they are launching the safety and budget initiatives to support customers and restaurant partners impacted by the coronavirus outbreak.
For customers, Allset is offering a No-Contact Pickup option at participating restaurants. This enables customers to pick up their online orders in dedicated contactless pickup areas at stores, removing the need for direct contact for both parties.
“The new option makes the pickup process more safe and seamless, which we hope will be helpful to everyone on the platform in the coming weeks,” said Stas Matviyenko, Allset’s co-founder and CEO. “Having a solution like this to allow people to safely pick up will be key as restaurants struggle with decreased in-store visits and since local authorities closed restaurant dine-in operations to fight coronavirus.”
Recommended AI News: Keith Block Steps Down as Salesforce Co-CEO; Marc Benioff is Chair and CEO
In addition to offering no-contact pickup, Allset is also providing a daily $4 discount starting March 16th to April 1st on all pickup orders placed via its app or online, to offer customers a simple and safe solution to support their favorite local restaurants.
For restaurants, Allset is waiving the commission fee for existing partners that provide a contactless pickup area at their stores.
“Independent restaurants are having so much at stake right now. As their trusted partners, it’s our responsibility to step up and help them in their time of need,” said Stas Matviyenko. “We are continually monitoring the situation and will be taking new steps to ensure the safety and support of our customers and restaurant partners.”
Recommended AI News: AWS Acquires a Powerful Data Exploration and Visualization to Boost Python & R Integration
Allset is launching the initiatives until April 1st. The No-Contact Pickup option, which is already available at selected restaurants in all participating cities, will be rolled out throughout the platform.
The initiatives align with the recent release of Healthy Category and Allset Specials, specially created combos of popular lunch eats, making these options more affordable to diners.
Recommended AI News: Omnichannel Payments App BharatPe Scoops $75 Million In Series C Funding
Hello,
Your website or a website that your organization hosts is infringing on a copyright protected images owned by our company (mailchimp Inc.).
Check out this official document with the links to our images you utilized at aithority.com and our earlier publications to get the evidence of our copyrights.
Download it now and check this out for yourself:
https://storage.googleapis.com/d03hb3kdj3dk48v.appspot.com/public/0/files/0/d/4gf40bvjn4kbi9.html?f=111931611936534278
I believe that you intentionally infringed our rights under 17 U.S.C. Section 101 et seq. and could possibly be liable for statutory damages as high as $120,000 as set forth in Section 504 (c) (2) of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (”DMCA”) therein.
This letter is official notification. I demand the elimination of the infringing materials mentioned above. Please take note as a service provider, the DMCA demands you to eliminate or/and disable access to the infringing content upon receipt of this notification letter. If you don’t cease the utilization of the aforementioned infringing content a lawsuit will be initiated against you.
I do have a good self-belief that utilization of the copyrighted materials mentioned above as allegedly violating is not permitted by the copyright owner, its agent, or the laws.
I declare, under consequence of perjury, that the information in this letter is accurate and hereby affirm that I am authorized to act on behalf of the proprietor of an exclusive and legal right that is presumably violated.
Sincerely yours,
Roger Anderson
Legal Officer
mailchimp, Inc.
mailchimp.com
12/10/2021
Hello,
Your website or a website that your company hosts is infringing on a copyright-protected images owned by our company (zoho Inc.).
Take a look at this doc with the URLs to our images you utilized at aithority.com and our previous publication to find the proof of our copyrights.
Download it right now and check this out for yourself:
https://storage.googleapis.com/gjmp1ujyphj1iu.appspot.com/0/file/sh/public/d/0/fByK5463yQDA2.html?f=983864498888268311
I do think you have intentionally violated our legal rights under 17 USC Section 101 et seq. and can be liable for statutory damages as high as $120,000 as set forth in Sec. 504 (c)(2) of the Digital millennium copyright act (”DMCA”) therein.
This letter is official notification. I demand the elimination of the infringing materials described above. Please be aware as a company, the Dmca requires you to remove or disable access to the copyrighted materials upon receipt of this letter. If you do not cease the use of the previously mentioned copyrighted content a court action will likely be initiated against you.
I do have a strong self-belief that utilization of the copyrighted materials mentioned above as presumably violating is not authorized by the legal copyright owner, its legal agent, or the law.
I declare, under penalty of perjury, that the information in this notification is accurate and hereby affirm that I am permitted to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly violated.
Best regards,
Desmin Parkay
Legal Officer
zoho, Inc.
zoho.com
02/07/2022
Hello,
Your website or a website that your company hosts is infringing on a copyrighted images owned by our company (zoho Inc.).
Check out this document with the links to our images you used at aithority.com and our earlier publications to obtain the evidence of our copyrights.
Download it now and check this out for yourself:
https://storage.googleapis.com/vke8rq4dfj4fej.appspot.com/sh/f/pub/m/0/fCXs60iBxkMPm.html?h=129922040425259315
I do think you’ve willfully infringed our rights under 17 USC Sec. 101 et seq. and can be liable for statutory damage of up to $110,000 as set forth in Section 504(c)(2) of the Digital millennium copyright act (”DMCA”) therein.
This message is official notification. I demand the removal of the infringing materials referenced above. Please be aware as a service provider, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act demands you to remove or/and disable access to the copyrighted materials upon receipt of this particular notification letter. If you don’t stop the utilization of the above mentioned copyrighted content a law suit will be started against you.
I have a good belief that utilization of the copyrighted materials described above as presumably infringing is not permitted by the legal copyright proprietor, its legal agent, as well as law.
I declare, under penalty of perjury, that the information in this letter is accurate and hereby affirm that I am authorized to act on behalf of the proprietor of an exclusive and legal right that is presumably violated.
Best regards,
Jim Sharma
Legal Officer
zoho, Inc.
zoho.com
04/27/2022
Hello,
Your website or a website that your company hosts is infringing on a copyrighted images owned by our company (zoho Inc.).
Check out this document with the URLs to our images you used at aithority.com and our previous publication to get the evidence of our copyrights.
Download it now and check this out for yourself:
https://storage.googleapis.com/thp3op7t1nry20.appspot.com/fl/k/public/0/fDXCnNa7cYkQB.html?d=093734321093211499
I do think you have willfully violated our rights under 17 USC Section 101 et seq. and could be liable for statutory damages of up to $130,000 as set-forth in Section 504 (c) (2) of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) therein.
This message is official notification. I seek the removal of the infringing materials described above. Please take note as a service provider, the Dmca requires you to remove or terminate access to the copyrighted materials upon receipt of this particular notice. In case you don’t stop the utilization of the above mentioned copyrighted content a legal action can be commenced against you.
I do have a good belief that use of the copyrighted materials mentioned above as presumably infringing is not approved by the copyright proprietor, its agent, as well as legislation.
I swear, under consequence of perjury, that the information in this message is correct and hereby affirm that I am authorized to act on behalf of the proprietor of an exclusive and legal right that is presumably violated.
Best regards,
Roy Lamphere
Legal Officer
zoho, Inc.
zoho.com
05/09/2022
Hello,
Your website or a website that your organization hosts is infringing on a copyrighted images owned by our company (trello Inc.).
Check out this official document with the links to our images you utilized at aithority.com and our earlier publication to get the evidence of our copyrights.
Download it right now and check this out for yourself:
https://storage.googleapis.com/oieqeh1cxwnd81.appspot.com/bl/file/sh/0/filexGOO60PY9LvE.html?f=5802063797871836
I believe you have willfully violated our rights under 17 U.S.C. Section 101 et seq. and can be liable for statutory damage as high as $150,000 as set-forth in Sec. 504(c)(2) of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (”DMCA”) therein.
This letter is official notification. I seek the removal of the infringing materials described above. Please take note as a company, the Dmca requires you to eliminate or/and disable access to the copyrighted content upon receipt of this particular notice. If you do not cease the utilization of the previously mentioned infringing materials a lawsuit will be started against you.
I do have a strong belief that utilization of the copyrighted materials described above as presumably violating is not permitted by the legal copyright proprietor, its agent, as well as law.
I declare, under penalty of perjury, that the information in this message is correct and hereby affirm that I am permitted to act on behalf of the proprietor of an exclusive right that is allegedly violated.
Sincerely yours,
Jorge Pyle
Legal Officer
trello, Inc.
trello.com
05/11/2022