It's a bit incoherent with both "won't tell you which one, it's a secret confession" and "I'm a developer who handed in notice yesterday". Also, I tried to find anything listing those 2 fees and nothing seems to come up.

I'm suspicious about this being real. (I mean this specific case - we do have the proof of similar bad behaviours already)

Previous HN discussions of that post (both flagged):

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46461563

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46461578

Fake Internet points for a creative writing project.

(My understanding was) the OPs implication is that every delivery company is doing this and there are no actors not exploiting this.

> Why is any of this legal? This is pretty clearly fraud.

Uber, AirBnB. Because they can.