'Goodnight baby': Woman reports sleazy texts from food delivery driver

A woman says she was disgusted when a food delivery driver allegedly propositioned her by text and the company showed little regard for the incident.

British mum Michelle Midwinter outed food service JustEat on Twitter after she was more than disappointed in the response she received from the company when she brought the issue to their attention.

After having food dropped to her home she received the late night message from an unknown number.

"Who is this?" the woman asks in the message.

The driver allegedly said he was a "fan" before revealing he was the man who delivered Ms Midwinter's meal, screenshots show.

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He then sent a message saying "If you have a BF tell me I don't want to cause any problems" before saying "goodnight baby, see you next time I deliver your meal" with a kiss emoji.

Ms Midwinter took it up with the company but was told they didn't have a complaints department. Instead, they offered her $8 credit for the "inconvenience".

"It's not an inconvenience, it's absolutely outrageous and disgusting behaviour," Ms Midwinter responded.

She was then told "we don't normally do this" and was offered an $16 voucher.

Horrified, Ms Midwinter posted screen grabs of the messages on Twitter and her post has now attracted more than 24,000 likes and 10,000 retweets.

Other women reacted to her comments telling of their own similar situations.

Ms Midwinter later tweeted that the Managing Director of JustEat called her and the two had "a very long chat about the situation".

"They are indeed accepting responsibility and are deeply apologetic about the way this was initially handled and it has 'shaken them to the core,' she wrote.