
Klarna lands buy now, pay later deal with DoorDash, notching another win ahead of IPO
It’s DoorDash’s first BNPL alliance and gives users of the restaurant delivery service a new way to pay for meals

The poorly financially educatedwe all know who is going to be affected most by this![]()
The poorly financially educated
The fat and the poor. .. ie, @Costanza .we all know who is going to be affected most by this![]()
Exactly bruh!! I say shove it all the in their ass!! And later on add interest...Pay in Installments?if you have to pay for ordered food installments than you shouldn't be ordering food.
College kidsPay in Installments?if you have to pay for ordered food installments than you shouldn't be ordering food.
The fat and the poor. .. ie, @Costanza .
This ain't new, this is just lay-away for food.
And why are they poorly financially educated?
Lay-away is lay-away, though: you're still buying a product whether it's clothing or food.That’s the new part.![]()
Lay-away is lay-away, though: you're still buying a product whether it's clothing or food.
Thanks for the attempt, it was humorous.*The Wright Brothers fly the first plane*
World B Free: Transportation is transportation, though; you’re still traveling whether it’s flying or horse and buggy.
Ridiculous. Folks need to learn how to cook and stop wasting money on take out. It's harder to control your salt and sugar intake when other people are cooking your food.
When the local supermarkets start letting folks buy food on layaway it will make sense.
I prefer to order my takeout directly from the spot. You order $25 worth of food and uber eats will charge you $48.