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  Primarily, you could receive free delivery from your neighbourhood pizza shop, Chinese takeout, or sushi store. Such stores might include a defined price. The drivers knew who the best tippers were, and the customers knew they would get what they wanted and who to call if there was ever a problem since such restaurants had a direct, personal relationship with their customers. With the launch of the Third-party app, new options for consumers shifted ordering from phone calls to phone apps and introduced new fees for consumers and restaurants alike. The formerly "free" delivery was now overcharged by about $10. (plus tip). We are often struck with questions like, what exactly are those fees? How are they determined? Can restaurants retake ownership of this relationship while still capitalizing on the convenience of mobile technology? Find below the answer to all your queries. Outlining The Fees AWL India believes that apps changed their pricing to give a range of options a...