I got an order from subway for $7.50/less than 2 miles so I took it. The app didn’t show me what they had, it was “requested by merchant” which I’ve always assumed means they ordered through the app/website of the restaurant. I get there and the order is ready. I take it to a pretty rough part of town. It says “hand it to me” which I think is standard on those merchant orders, not selected by the customer. I knock lightly since it’s 9:30pm and get no response but I can hear people inside so I call the number. A woman answers, I tell her I have her subway. She says she didn’t order it. I repeat her name and she says yes that’s her and asks what address I’m at. I give it to her and she says “wait what city” and I tell her Jacksonville, FL and she says she’s never been here, doesn’t know anyone from here. She’s in Seattle. I said ok sorry and went to help. As I’m on the phone a man (about 35 years old) comes out looking around (fair to wonder why someone is in his driveway) I ask if he ordered subway and he says no. If this is a scam, he should have said yes right? Maybe it was someone else in the house? Do you think this woman’s subway account was just hacked and the person just hoped I’d leave it at the door? It wasn’t an extravagant order that I’d expect someone to risk it for. I’ve had a fast food account hacked before and they went absolutely nuts ordering $65 worth of shit. This was just one sub and a bag of chips and drink.