A CURRYS delivery driver who sent “creepy” messages to customers has moaned about being sacked and his girlfriend dumping him.
The driver – “Jordan” – exchanged flirty messages about bondage and threesomes with a woman he thought he had delivered a washing machine to – but it was actually her fiance.
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Ryan Saeger from Bradford, West Yorks, replied to the messages, which were intended for his pregnant partner Kacey Wheeler, 21, and complained to Currys about the driver.
Posing as his six-month-pregnant fiancee, Ryan began chatting with Jordan – who bragged about being a former prison “bad boy” and cheekily suggested they should “meet up to get this washer sorted.”
In the chat Ryan, 22, even asked Jordan to be his sugar daddy after he bragged about earning £36,000 per year.
Jordan had initially messaged to ask if he could keep the number following delivery, mistakenly believing it was Kacey’s.
When the Currys driver tried to continue the chat the next day, Ryan abruptly cut him off saying “f**k off now, I’m bored” and revealed Jordan had actually been talking to Kacey’s fiance for hours.
But the driver, who had used the made up name Jordan, is now moaning that he was “set up” and whinged about being sacked – and also dumped by his girlfriend.
In a bizarre twist, the driver also claims Kacey was “begging” for his attention because of how she was dressed in her own home.
He told the Manchester Evening News: “I’ve got a bird. My relationship’s been destroyed over this. I’ve lost everything overnight.
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“I’ve been set up. I’ve gone to this young girl’s house in Bradford and obviously, she’s wanted it. She’s been flaunting it.
“We put two items in her house and she asked if we were down for installation and I said no, then she asked if I could come back after work and install it, but I said ‘no, not really’.
“I got in the van and I told my mate what she said, and he told me to message her this and that.
“So I started messaging her and we made up the name Jordan. She definitely wanted me to get in touch.
She wanted it. She was begging for it. How did she expect me to come back after work if I didn’t have the number to contact her?
“If you’d have seen that bird, with her t*ts out, legs out, the lot, and she says to you ‘can you come back after work?’, you’d do it.
“My girlfriend’s seen it and obviously it’s not good. I said it was a laugh with the lads in the van, but she’s not forgiven me yet.
“If she wasn’t flaunting it like that, I wouldn’t need to.”
Kacey rubbished the claims, calling Jordan “disgusting” and adding: “I can’t believe he’s got the cheek to sit and say that. Maybe this is what he’s said to his girlfriend to win her back. I feel sorry for her.”
She also said she was wearing leggings and a jumper – contrary to Jordan’s claim that she was wearing revealing clothes.
And another woman, Jessica, has also come forward to say she believes she was also messaged by Jordan.
She accused the driver of “using Currys like Tinder”.
Jessica said he also asked her if she lived at her home in Newsome, West Yorks, which she shares with her young son, alone.
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She explained Jordan had helped remove a panel on her cupboard to fit her fridge into her kitchen properly and that she “got the vibe he took a liking to me”.
Afterwards, she got a message asking how she liked her new fridge, but she just ignored it.
Jessica says she now plans to block his number after seeing Kacey’s story.
She said: “He should spend more time trying to do his job properly.
“He came across like the type of guy that, no matter if you had a partner or not, he wouldn’t care. He’d still try his luck. I don’t think having a partner would matter.”
Addressing the messages to Jessica, he said: “I worked with someone different then.
“It was me messaging but it was a laugh. We were just messing about in the van as lads do.
“Nobody’s saying that it’s alright. It is what it is. I wouldn’t do it again. I wasn’t trying to make them uncomfortable.”
A spokesperson for Currys said: “We were very concerned to learn of the experiences of Ms Wheeler and Ms Hickling.
“We’re directly in contact with them and our immediate priority is to ensure their concerns are addressed.
“We recognise the privilege and responsibility that comes with delivering to our customers’ homes and we expect all delivery crews, including our delivery partners, to treat our customers with the utmost respect.
“We launched an immediate investigation into the matter and can confirm the individual involved is no longer delivering for Currys or working for our delivery partner.
“We’re reinforcing our robust procedures with delivery partners to ensure the highest standards of conduct we expect are always met.”
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