About Roadie
Roadie is a crowdsourced delivery and logistics company that connects people and businesses that need to send items with independent drivers already heading in the right direction. Founded in 2014 and acquired by UPS, Roadie focuses on same‑day and next‑day delivery for a wide range of items, including retail purchases, home improvement goods, lost luggage, and personal packages that may be too bulky or time‑sensitive for traditional shipping. Many major retailers, airlines, and enterprises use Roadie to enable flexible, on‑demand delivery to homes and businesses.
A charge labeled “Roadie” or “Roadie WWW.ROADIE.CO GA” on your card statement typically relates to a delivery you scheduled through Roadie’s app or website, or a delivery arranged on your behalf by a retailer, airline, or business partner using Roadie’s service. This might be a one‑time delivery fee, a same‑day or scheduled delivery of a purchase, or a service used to transport personal items (such as luggage, equipment, or large store purchases). Occasionally, you may see a small temporary authorization when you add or update a payment method.
If you have questions about a Roadie charge, start by checking your email for delivery confirmations or receipts from Roadie or from the retailer/airline that arranged the delivery. You can also review your delivery history by logging into your Roadie account in the app or at their website, where each delivery shows the associated price and date. For further help or to dispute a charge, contact Roadie support through their help center or in‑app support; provide the last four digits of your card, the charge date, and amount so they can locate the transaction quickly. If you still cannot recognize the charge, your bank can help you block the card and initiate a dispute if needed.