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Man im so grateful.

Got a $50 tip from a lady who wasn't having the best day.

I decided to drop her order and cancel the other two orders I had stacked, mainly because of her kids.

I ended up waiting around an hour outside the restaurant. I was chatting back and forth with the staff there, and those guys were horribly understaffed at the time. They had one guy at the stove and one dude at the cashier. They kept telling me it would be another 15 mins, while I already had two other orders waiting on their food to be picked up.

I also didn't really understand how her husband coming to pick up the order would've made much of a difference. She lived 5 km away from the restaurant, which was about a 5 mins drive for me, so I figured I might as well just deliver it if I was going to wait anyway. Didn't make sense at the time idk.

I decided to cancel the other two orders because I didn't want those guys waiting around because of another restaurant's poor service. That's it.

I met her husband at the door, he seemed like a nice guy, and I completely forgot about the whole thing.

Then she dropped a literal $50 on me an hour later XD

This helps a lot. I really needed this. God bless her.

u/LeastTurnover426 — 9 days ago

Counting down to my cold breakfast

We need a way to check the delivery drivers available & how many orders placed before choosing wether to go ahead. Just ordered breakfast & got the notification it had been picked up only to see there's a 30 minute travel time (less then 10 minute drive) & "a few stops along the way" message so great basically going to be cold & late by the time it arrives.

& yes I know its not the drivers fault & it probably works out well for them doing a few at a time but I wouldn't have bothered to order if I'd known they were busy or waited till more drivers clocked on.

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u/Willing-Primary-9126 — 8 days ago

This is how your Uber order gets left after pickup, sitting on top of a Camry in the sun for more than five minutes while the driver goes for a piss 😭😭😭 And some people are out here expecting hot bags and proper food handling.

u/QuietEnvironment745 — 7 days ago

Just started off with uber eats recently jn adelaide. How bad is it?

I’m seeing posts with crazy earnings, and feel like I am making peanuts.

So, I wanted some clarity.

u/Repulsive_Grab_1482 — 8 days ago

2 UberEats complaints in less than 2 weeks on Sunshine Coast

After a one year break from delivering, I started driving for UberEats last week, in a different city.

(I originally delivered in Brisbane, now in Sunshine Coast.)

Quick stats
* 9 days back online
* 140 trips
* 60 hours
* 2 complaints 👎

I’ve received one note for being unprofessional, and one report for an incomplete order.

I’m a people-pleasing, perfectionist, who worked in corporate IT for 10 years.

I have no clue how I could have offended anyone or delivered to the wrong place.

My question is: has the delivery game changed in the last year or is this just how things are on the Sunshine Coast?

About me:
* 42f, fair Polynesian
* Good hygiene
* Use thermal bags
* Look like my photo
* Often wear a shirt with my name on it
* Use the car on the account
* 99% on time deliveries
* I haven’t used delivery apps since I started delivering. So the customer experience is a blind spot for me.

u/kickingitsolo — 8 days ago

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

I got tired of guessing whether an Uber offer was actually worth taking

I drive myself and realized I was paying way too much attention to the payout on the screen instead of what I was actually making after time, distance, waiting and expenses.
So I started tracking my shifts more closely and eventually built GigBalance around it.
One thing I’m still trying to figure out: what number matters most to other drivers when deciding whether a trip is worth it?
$/mile? $/hour? estimated expenses? something else?

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u/LuckyAd4498 — 8 days ago