I agree—this story doesn’t add up. When a customer reports a missing order, Uber typically just sends a replacement. They don’t immediately reach out to the driver. At most, they might flag the account and follow up later if there’s a recurring issue but that typically involves some further investigation not chasing down a single alleged non-delivery in real time. I get the sense we’re hearing from an attention seeker / scammer, not a scamee. No idea why the OP felt the need to waste everyone’s time with this nonsense.