In some cases, Grubhub creates a version of an existing restaurant site by changing a dot-com to a dot-net. The online food-ordering giant, which also owns Seamless and Menupages, has scooped up more than 34,000 URLs since 2010 with names that are similar to restaurants’ own Web addresses, according to a database obtained by The Post. Grubhub has created thousands of Web sites that masquerade as the sites of restaurants - a practice that can jack up prices for hungry customers, The Post has learned. Grubhub lobbies to loosen NYC's pandemic-era fee cap law - as it sues city
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