I'm a Canadian costumer. My delivery address is quite a distance from stores. I ordered the other day from two different stores and two different drivers took the orders. Is there any way to avoid this? It doesn't matter to me to much, but it is an unususual location so one driver would be more seamless. It would be more lucrative to the shoppers if they got both orders given the travel distance I assume?
I have two questions. I am in a rural area of Canada
I recently placed an order. Paid for the priority service. It was the second time I had this shopper. Several items were out of stock. In our county we have 4 locations of the same store within 15 minutes, but only one of them is listed on instacart. I come to find out he goes to a different location altogther, which happens to be the smallest of the four, so limited stock. Is this allowed? Is there a way for me to prevent this? He went and cancelled my order mid shopping when I found out why everything I ordered was out stock, which I am assuming was because he was trying to protect his rating or because he was worried I would reduce tip. This waas fruatrating because I paid for priority service so it resulted in delay.
What is an appropriate tip for a large order? They would be driving 20-25 kms one way and dropping off at parking lot.
Thanks!