I know those bad 2 dollar and 3 dollar jobs often get mixed with high paying jobs.
Lately, I’ve been turning down some of those combined jobs too because even the good paying customer can’t make up for the low paying one.
So, my question is, does DoorDash or the store raise the tip until someone picks it up?
I’ve been getting a lot of 2.50 offers lately which I decline but it’s so specific that I think it’s on purpose.
Are the earnings any different to make it worth paying 9$ and takin a module for?
Hi everybody!
I'm thinking about moving to Florida, and I'd like to know how much dashers are making per week in Florida?
If you can include the area, I would greatly appreciate it. 😊 🏖
Thank you!
EDIT: I realize that the title says "per day." I meant to put per week.
My biggest pet peeve by far. I always assume they are going to report undelivered. It has become so common I have received the "30% of orders missing photo" warning twice... so I stopped hitting "handed to customer" and insist I take a picture.
To any customers who do this thinking you are being kind or helpful, it's really not. If you don't want your food on the ground, please request "hand to me" not "leave at door".
Edit: I am not complaining about people meeting me at their door. I am complaining about people not following their own instructions and walking AWAY from their door to come to me before I get there, specifically when there is no reason to do so (not lost, late or bad weather) and when the instructions say "leave at door".
So this happened. I checked my ratings just out of curiosity and I seen that I had a customer say that their order was never delivered. I dont get with the location showing me at their house and the photo Of completed delivery this happened.
This store I had two different orders, one the person asked for extra limes and tipped a few extra dollars for the extra limes, and the other was just a regular order no extra anything. Dropped them both off.
Ive tried to search for anything to further explain this so called not delivered order and couldnt find anything to further explain And talking to support doesnt help.
I am a decent dasher who makes sure everyone gets their orders as requested, if something falls out or something I reach out to the customer to deliver the missing item. Stealing food/items is a no for me.
Might have to quit my 9-5 if it stays this good
OK, listen to this I received a Pizza Hut order it was $33.33. It was cash on delivery, when I arrived the person only had $100 bill, so I relayed to them that I didn’t have change for 100. I only had a few dollars but not $70 to make the change. The wife was very understanding, and she called Pizza Hut and tried to figure out if she could pay online with the card. They said, unfortunately, they couldn’t, and she would have to get change for the hundred in order to get the pizza. she asked me if I work for Pizza Hut, and I said no, I worked for DoorDash. We’re independently contracted. By this time, the husband was sitting in the kitchen and I could hear him yelling, who’s at the door? Why is the pizza so expensive? blah blah blah I tried to get in touch with Dash support, but no luck, so after waiting about 10 minutes there, she was trying to figure out what to do. I overheard the husband say, just give him the bill and let him keep the change. Now in my head, I’m thinking a bill, so maybe a $50 bill, cause the total was $33.33, so I’d get a $20 tip, a $50 bill would be my biggest tip yet, but to my surprise she came back to the door with the same $100 bill and said, here you go with a smile, so I was supposed to receive $30 and I received $100, so I got a $70 tip. This just went from my worst case scenario to my best case scenario. Thank you, DoorDash! 💰
At over 1500 dashes and just about to 500 shops.
What’re y’all’s?