Lasting all through March, he eventually experienced a reprieve from the phantom deliveries, but not for long. Kulchar said the first time random orders began showing up at his home was in February. His home security camera captured drivers delivering to his home every day last week, with orders being dropped throughout all hours of the day. Kulchar lives on Avenue 50 where food orders are coming in daily for him. “It’s five McDonald’s orders, one a day, with a little kids-sized milk in them,” Richie Kulchar said of the deliveries he’s been receiving. Home security video showing an Uber Eats delivery driver dropping off McDonald’s at Richie Kulcher’s home. If you accept the terms, you’ll start receiving delivery requests. Select the settings icon at the bottom of your screen to get to Driving Preferences. If you forgot them, need to reset your password, or need help signing up, please email, and someone will be in touch. Download for Android or Download for iOS Enter your login information Log in with your username and password. Tap the status bar at the bottom of your map screen. Tap on either the Android or iOS link below to download the app on your tablet. Some recipients don’t even have Uber Eats accounts. Check out these tips for receiving delivery requests in the app. Oftentimes, the names on the orders don’t match anyone at the residence. Now residents say the unsolicited deliveries are showing up at their doorsteps once again.

The neighborhood is no stranger to the phenomenon, however, having been bombarded with random deliveries back in March before a slight pause. LOS ANGELES ( KTLA) - Mysterious food deliveries are showing up in a Highland Park neighborhood, with residents receiving lattes, burgers and other food they never ordered or purchased.

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