Women Are Sharing Screenshots Of Flirty Texts Sent To Them By Delivery & Customer Care Agents

With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, online shopping has become our go-to method of buying stuff. And of course, we all have had to talk to delivery persons or customer care agents at one point or another, especially when our parcel gets stuck. But have any of you experienced such executives trying to make a move on you before? I know I have, and I’m pretty sure plenty of other women have been in the same boat as me in this case.

A Twitter user named Roxana shared screenshots of her chat with an Amazon customer care guy called Rupesh, who was allegedly trying to flirt with her. He first said that she was “very sweet” and had a “very lovely name”.  And when Roxana tried to ask about her parcel, he said the seller would contact her but the bad news is that their chat would get over after this. Check it out:-

Not the amazon customer service guy legit flirting with me LOOOOL pic.twitter.com/TZ4pHS2K4k

— roxana (@whtvroxana) August 22, 2020

Before he ended the chat he said we should be celebrating ganesh chaturthi together 😭😭

— roxana (@whtvroxana) August 22, 2020

Soon after, women replied to the thread and shared chat screenshots of the similar situations they had faced with unwanted texts from service agents:-

DUDE I swear this happened to me last year. I think it’s because I had to email them something and my pic was attached to my email account pic.twitter.com/6debXM8qfz

— suz (@suznorris) August 23, 2020

This happened with my Shipt shopper last week pic.twitter.com/Vz8k5vmMOm

— Sarra Sedghi (@SarraSedghi) August 23, 2020

WAIT why did the apple genius say pretty much the same to me 😂😭 pic.twitter.com/jswHEIPtN4

— Chloe🌺 (@Chloesmith_6) August 23, 2020

Not this pic.twitter.com/uQMkPGVqfp

— ариель (@ArielGoriachi) August 24, 2020

This literally happened to my sister too and after they stopped talking he searched her name on Facebook and tried to add her 🤣🤯

— 🖤🦋 (@natalieeram_) August 23, 2020

I called amazon when I was like 14 and the guy on the phone asked me to sing for him and he would provide a discount if I sang.

— abbey 🍋 (@waytooshabbey) August 23, 2020

How I felt the other day with the dude on https://t.co/cIDLJ0qhzT flirting with me lol like just answer my question bro lol

— Sofi (@CristinaSofiaC3) August 23, 2020

I once had a Microsoft support guy compliment my name then ask my permission to use the same name for his unborn daughter 😂

— Cléa ~ Nahvie (@CleapatrickW) August 23, 2020

I also got complimented once by @ZomatoIN 🙈 pic.twitter.com/sd2o4wRBS8

— Aishwarya Rajawat (@aishwarya__14) August 23, 2020

WAIT WHY DID THIS HAPPEN TO ME TOO pic.twitter.com/Y9Kb43jIfZ

— elise 🍒 (@eliseanne99) August 23, 2020

he said pic.twitter.com/4YOTgs7TXM

— productive cat (@plants_n_girls) August 23, 2020

we were actually in love pic.twitter.com/Xw8WkCtEJJ

— astrology whore ☪︎ (@urDESrespectful) August 23, 2020

How to try dating in 2020 while adhering to covid protocols XD

— Clutch_Lux (@Clutch_Lux) August 24, 2020

Jokes aside, some women pointed out to how unwanted texts like these could serve as a source for discomfort for women and also a breach in terms of employment of the agent who does this.

This would make me hella uncomfortable and he is breaching the terms of his employment. This is creepy as fk and I don’t know whether it’s a sackable offence but surely he will be reprimanded.

— 💚Lulu Vanilla💚 ⫩ (@lokita_rika) August 23, 2020

girl, im HR at amazon give me his name pic.twitter.com/c0Nx5V2HnO

— em bee (@melissavbruno) August 24, 2020

I just don't get why you'd need to speak like this in a professional conversation that is presumably going to be about either a product or the service being provided. Why would u be talking to people about what u think of their name instead of just resolving the issue / working?

— Hannah Wragg (@HannahWragg2) August 23, 2020

…it’s weird how many guys I’m seeing don’t see this as creepy… hit her up when ur not on the clock because I too would feel obligated to treat him “nice,” he’s handling the product and what happens if she declines? 💩 pic.twitter.com/OJ13RGhWAQ

— Kikyo’sLowPonytailEnergy (@thatloudnxtd00r) August 23, 2020

He really went pic.twitter.com/8KrfXcJxyU

— ♥ Luna loves moody boi batman ♥ (@kktambourine) August 23, 2020

Have you ever faced something like this with a delivery service or customer care agent? Tell us!

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