Gaining

Say you're chatting with a feedee and want to buy her a snack.

There must be a way to do it over the internet, safely and quickly and anonyomously.

I've figured out how to buy them Cheesecake Factory and McDonald's gift certificates.

But ideally you'd be able to order a pizza or something delivered to their door. Any ideas?

But wouldn't you need the person's address?

This is fun! Many people have online access for ordering delivery. I used to love going online to a feedee friends and login as them & order. Always fun to add special requests like hurry....I'm starved or don't skimp on the extra cheese. The excitement & anticipation of waiting for her delivery to arrive was pretty exciting....seeing her shove in huge bites with my encouragement was hott! I miss this & hope to experience it again with someone who'd absolutely love it.

There are people who don't want to give up their address to some stranger they just met on a website.

It's certainly not a technical problem. E.g. , most Amazon wishlist items can be bought for you without your giving your address to the purchaser. Same with McDonald's and Cheesecake factory gift certificates.

Any other ideas?

I'd be down for this, I've actually had the pleasure of being on the receiving end before. It's a very good feeling. *misty eyed*

just-eat.co.uk?

I checked. It's okay, but the feedee still has to give up her/his address.

Haven't tried this yet, but it looks promising, at least in the US:

order.dominos.com/en/pages/giftcard/

It looks like you can send someone a giftcard with just their email address. Then they could order the pizza right away.

Tried this the other night. I e-sent someone a domino's giftcard ( from order.dominos.com/en/pages/giftcard/ ). She was going to order a pizza and eat it on webcam.

Trouble was, the giftcard took so long to arrive, her local domino's had close by the time she got it.

She was so eager to eat the pizza the next morning that she bought it and ate it in her car the next day before connecting with me.

Admittedly, feedees aren't expected to have a lot of self-restraint when it comes to food, but I must say I was disappointed!

I continue to search for a better way to do the e-feeding!

hahaa sounds like you got played for some pizza brother