Missing package preference.

Missing package preference.

I’ve been missing the “package” preference for months now in my preferences selector. I have delivery, pack & pay, and teen requests but not packages.

I’ve been back and forth with support for months, as missing packages can also hinder my earnings but keep getting the same generic response.

Today, it seems i don’t meet the “new” eligibility criteria? How?

To be eligible I apparently have to complete 2 package deliveries every 365 days + satisfaction rate (which is no issue). How am I meant to complete package deliveries when the option doesn’t exist.. 😂

Been driving for 8 months, previously had the option until I changed to an EV then it disappeared. Useless support honestly

u/PresentLife4984 — 8 days ago
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2026 BYD Seal Premium - Christmas Lights (warnings & failures)

Hi all, wondering if any other BYD Seal owners have experienced something similar.

I have a BYD Seal Premium that is less than four months old, and I’ve been dealing with a strange intermittent braking/electronic fault that seems to be getting progressively easier to trigger.

When it occurs, the dash basically lights up like a Christmas tree with warnings including:

• Electronic Parking Brake / EPB fault
• ABS fault
• Traction / stability control unavailable
• ADAS systems unavailable
• Regenerative braking disabled

The car itself continues to drive and the normal friction brakes still work, but obviously having multiple braking and stability systems unavailable is concerning.

The fault appears randomly and I haven’t found a way to reliably reproduce it. However, there does seem to be a fairly strong relationship with warmer weather and potentially road surface temperature.

So far, I seem to experience it predominantly on sunny days where the ambient temperature is around 22°C or higher. Given these are generally clear, sunny days, the actual road surface would be considerably warmer than the reported ambient temperature.

On cooler, overcast or rainy days, the issue either doesn’t occur or is significantly harder to reproduce. As the temperature and road conditions cool down, the faults also seem to disappear.

Originally, I noticed it more often while accelerating through a left-hand turn. More recently, however, it has also happened while accelerating in a straight line, and sometimes there doesn’t appear to be any obvious trigger at all.

Another particularly strange behaviour I’ve noticed is that when all of the warnings are active, turning the steering wheel to the right can sometimes make the entire collection of warnings disappear. Straightening the steering wheel again can cause them to return.

There have also been times where the warnings behave differently depending on whether the car is moving. They may disappear while stationary, remain off if I release the brake and allow the car to roll, then immediately return as soon as I press the accelerator.

Just to clarify regarding the ADAS warnings, I’m aware that ADAS systems can temporarily become unavailable due to environmental conditions, such as cold/wet weather, poor visibility or cameras/sensors being obstructed.

This isn’t what I’m experiencing.

When this issue occurs, the ADAS warnings appear at the same time as the ABS, EPB, stability/traction control and regenerative braking faults. They all appear and disappear together, which makes it seem like the ADAS failure is a consequence of whatever underlying fault is occurring.
I had a mobile mechanic scan the vehicle and they found faults relating to the front-right wheel speed sensor, with the reading reportedly showing something along the lines of an abnormal signal, as well as a fault relating to the integrated power brake module.

I am still waiting for the vehicle to actually be inspected and diagnosed by a BYD service centre, so at this stage I don’t have an official diagnosis.

This has probably been the most frustrating part of the whole situation. Despite explaining that the vehicle is less than four months old and is intermittently losing ABS, stability/traction control, regenerative braking, ADAS and reporting an EPB fault, the service centres I contacted would not squeeze the vehicle in for an earlier inspection.
I’ve instead been left waiting for an available service booking while continuing to experience what appears to be a potentially significant braking or electronic safety system fault on an almost-new vehicle.

I’ve taken videos of the warnings and I’m documenting when and how it happens so that when the vehicle is finally inspected, hopefully there is enough information to diagnose an intermittent fault even if they can’t reproduce it on the day.

At this point I’m wondering whether this could be an intermittent front-right wheel speed sensor, wiring/connector issue or sensor air gap that changes with heat, steering angle or suspension movement. The fact that steering angle, acceleration and warmer road conditions seem to influence it makes me particularly suspicious of a sensor, connector or wiring issue.

Alternatively, there could genuinely be an issue with the integrated power brake module.

Has anyone with a Seal, or another BYD model, experienced anything similar?

Particularly interested if anyone has experienced:
• Wheel speed sensor failures
• ABS/EPB faults that appear and disappear together
• Faults affected by steering angle
• Faults appearing under acceleration
• Completely intermittent/random occurrences
• Faults that predominantly appear on warmer/sunny days or when the road surface is warm
• Temperature-dependent ABS or wheel speed sensor problems
• Integrated power brake module faults

I’d be really interested to hear from anyone who has dealt with something similar, particularly what the eventual diagnosis was, what parts were replaced, and whether the problem was permanently resolved.

u/PresentLife4984 — 1 month ago

Quit clowning around Uber 🤡

I think the worst one is an additional $8 for 49 units.. share some of the shit offers you’ve had this week!

u/PresentLife4984 — 2 months ago

Has anyone else noticed the offers getting shitter and shitter each week?

Lately I’ve noticed UE offers seem to be paying worse and worse, averaging $0.60 - $1.10 per km max, paired with shitty promos it’s next to impossible to make good coin.

Meanwhile, DoorDash continue to offer trips of $9 for 3.6km in some instances. DoorDash base seems way higher, which is a good thing.

I dont know if UE shaft you based on your vehicle type too. Since switching to an EV, my promos and trip offers do feel worse - but that might just also be a peak winter thing..

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u/PresentLife4984 — 2 months ago

Helping people who are too lazy to leave the house 😂

What’s the craziest “why I deliver” message you’ve seen?

As a driver, I’ve never put anything there, do you?

u/PresentLife4984 — 3 months ago

How do you do CBD pick ups in a car?

I was around Adelaide CBD last night for an unrelated reason and thought I’d do some deliveries while around. 9 pings declined in 5 minutes, got one I wanted and couldn’t find anywhere to stop and park

How do you do it?

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u/PresentLife4984 — 3 months ago

Logbook tracking

How does everyone here track their kilometres, earnings and expenses?

At the moment I use a bit of a mammoth spreadsheet. I log my start and finish times, odometer readings, earnings across multiple platforms and any expenses. I’ve also built a separate weekly tracker that pulls all that data together to show how I’m tracking against my income target, what I need to set aside for tax, maintenance and fixed costs, plus a performance dashboard with things like hourly earnings, $/km and other stats.

It works well, but filling it all in can get pretty tedious, and I’ll occasionally forget to log something.

Because of that, I’ve started building my own dashboard that runs in the browser with a local SQLite database. It’s much quicker to use than my spreadsheet, supports bulk document uploads (receipts, statements, etc.) and can generate clean exports for tax time.

I’m now wondering whether it’s worth turning it into a proper web app instead of keeping it local.

Would anyone here actually be interested in trying something like this? If so, what features would you want it to have? I’m keen to build something that’s genuinely useful rather than just solving my own problem.

I know there are many tools available for us but some cost a fair amount to use as well

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u/PresentLife4984 — 3 months ago

First claim of damaged items on delivery

Thought I’d go out of my usual region in Adelaide and work in the cities surrounding suburbs, a bit more “upclass” so to speak..

And of course it’s the first thumbs down I get in months, and claiming damaged items on delivery.. Support claim it’ll be looked in to, but guess we will see. Items are always in insulated bags, and then that bag is stored in a container on the backseat to prevent spillage..

Maybe I’ll stick to the bogan areas a bit more, always happy to give me a thumbs up around there 😂

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u/PresentLife4984 — 3 months ago

Adelaide

Bunch of shit promos this week. Only time time promo on a Thursday.. looks like I’m multi apping and cherry picking like crazy this week 🤠

u/PresentLife4984 — 3 months ago

Am I missing package delivery option?

I noticed the other day that packages disappeared. Uber assured me I’m opted in for them, but I haven’t seen a single one in weeks. To me it looks like I’m not opted in for packages and gave no option to opt in.

u/PresentLife4984 — 3 months ago

Cracked 1k UE deliveries!

UE/DD is more of a side hustle on top of the regular FT role to help boost the income and keep a roof over the families head. 90 ratings at 99% overall.

Since starting 3 months ago, I have made about $14k from the platforms, averaging anywhere between 20-35 hours per week. A few weeks offline due to
Illness & car issues as well.

My $/km ratio is about $1.83/km. Deductions (fuel, maintenance, insurance and rego) is about $3.5K since commencing. car unfortunately had everything happen all at once which cost about $2.5k all in..

Got a nice chunk set aside for tax as a safety net.

Not bad I think?

u/PresentLife4984 — 4 months ago