Uber Eats is WORSE THAN DOORDASH! (2023) Uber Eats seems to be taking a scary turn for the worst. Has anyone else noticed this? Business Email: kinsleyfinbusiness@gmail.com
I pass on every one of the lowball orders. I don't care if it takes 2 minutes to do it. You either train the customers or they train you. Either pay me fairly or go get it yourself.
I figure also its not worth is because every pickup has risks. I could slip and break my back and uber doesn't have benefits like workers comp. The base pay needs to pay for risk, gas, vehicle depreciation. So basically might as well quit driving now, every order is bullshit. Lol
If people actually came together and did it for real then there would be major change but you know just as good as i do that it will NEVER happen. We live in a completely messed up world and society full of nothing but damn greed and a ME ME ME attitude and screw the other person.
Greed? Sure. Absolutely. But you forgot one very important word: “desperation”. They offer these $2-$3 orders because they know there’s enough desperate drivers out there.. clinging to any kind of hope that there’s some hidden tip. Or maybe the platform algorithm will reward them for their efforts. It’s a tough way to make an easy living.
Lol these apps just constantly fuck you over. The only one that pays anything worthwhile is Amazon Flex. Keep supporting these food apps and it's just a race to the bottom
A boycott won't work. If Uber raises the price on the customer, most ppl will stop using them. Meaning less orders to be spread around. You'll get 2x per order and 1/10 the number of orders and make even less money. But if you can get a boycott going, please do! Myself and all the other drivers who actually understand business will highly appreciate all that extra income we would get.
For every delivery order Uber collects a booking and book keeping fee from the customer, the driver and the restaurant. They have more drivers than they need for the number of deliveries that they have. They collect three fees for every delivery. That's a lot of money. What they offer for each delivery is an outrageously UNFAIR price for the drivers!!
The first time I heard that customers can take back there tips is when I decided no for Uber Eats. And the trash orders of 2 dollars I wouldn't take them either. Users business practices are beyond slave labor.
You gotta know your market, areas that do that, in my market if you pick up from a restaurant but you can guarantee that if you pick up from a restaurant you can be rest assured that tip is coming
June 2023 was weird for me. Every time I went out, it was a $2.00 order. On and on all evening. Even from really good restaurants. Just like you are showing. The gig industries need to be federally regulated. It’s just starting to happen.
It’s never going to happen man. Don’t expect it. Every time some new legislation seems like it’s about to pass into law, at the last minute it gets shot down and nothing changes. Why? Because the scumbag politicians are getting paid off by the gig app companies to keep things status quo. It’s all cronyism and back door deals, just like it’s been for over 100 years. Nothing changes. Stop working for these crooked companies
For the last month those $2, $3, $4 for 20-40 min deliveries orders have been popping up on my screen frequently. They are infuriatingly disrespectful. I don't know what's going on with other delivery apps, but UE is definitely getting worse, and they must come to their senses if they want to keep their good drivers
Last night was the first night that I saw so many $2.00 dollar delivery orders. Just crazy. I spent one hour declining every single Uber eats order that I got. So at that point I decided to quit for the night.
I laugh when I get the 2.5$ orders and the estimated trip time is like 30mins... Remember, These driving apps are 💯% OK with you making 5-6bucks an hr. And they don't give a fk. So you should also 💯% not care about them. Make your most cash and decline all that trash
I'm an Uber Eats driver from Japan. The current minimal pay for one delivery is $2.2 or ￥300. However, Uber Eats has recently announced that they will decrease the minimal pay, which is absolutely ridiculous.
Seriously it’s terrible, this past week I think Uber sent me 10 orders over the 30+ hours I had the app on and they all were $3-$5 including shop and deliver orders
Yeah, the weekends are scary. They're terrible now they're not like they used to be. I make better money in the week. But it's still not even that great. I might be looking for a normal job now. Like many people quit uber and doordash already
@@jasontomica8938 I’m on car, but I think Uber in general is bad business now, I only did full time during pandemic, I would strongly suggest you have a more stable job and do Uber as a side job, good luck man!
@@kinsleyfinance It's unbelievable where I deliver up in Canada. I used to make good money with Uber and it's gone to the dogs over the past four months. I'm glad Doordash is good. I'm a top dasher with them and do alright. I remember when I became an uber diamond driver. It literally meant absolutely nothing. Same crap orders as some new guy who started yesterday.
i literally just started doing uber eats i’ve done 1000 deliveries on doordash, literally don’t accept no tip or 1$ tip orders.. it’s a joke. i have a 7$ minimum and nothing under 1$ a mile i don’t care..
Very grateful for you taking the time to make this video because what you are talking about is exactly what I'm experiencing. I've been driving for Uber Eats since 2020 and in the last 2 weeks orders have gotten progressively smaller in amount for longer distances to travel. I'm in Nashville and this was the first night that it got so bad with the majority of orders offered being around $2-$4 or no orders at all that I called it a night at 8p.m.. I normally can drive from 5-9:30 and make $100. I made $24
UberEATS driver support has been mediocre for me. They are definitely not paying top dollar for there driver/customer support side of the business. They've become strict and cheap with reimbursements. With tip baiting, I believe they should alert the driver of when they don't receive a tip just like they do when you actually receive a full tip or more. Doing deliveries since 2020, never had tips taken from me ever and then bam, tip baited twice in three days last month. I hope they notice and flag these tip bait customers.
We need to speak with our local municipalities and governments and politicians, and crack down on the exploitation. Millions of us need to swarm the phone lines, take out small ads. There needs to be more visibility with regard to how pathetic the pay at Uber Eats can be. Modern day slavery. Unacceptable.
When ur cancel rate is at 7%, acceptance rate 22%, satisfaction rate 99% but Uber tells you your cancel rate is higher than usual for your area. I'm like yeah right... I'm Pro Diamond and see nothing but 45min deliveries for $2. 😐 UberEats is starting to get like Door dash but at least people still tip
I was making a living in Las Vegas.. now that Uber changed everything with their acceptance rate.. trying to force drivers to do food stamp deliveries at Walmart. Not charging McDonald's or Starbucks a delivery fee for their cold dog food that they're serving.. I'm at the point where I'm just going to start spitting in people's food until I get my next job..
Both DD and UE are doing this. It changed around the same time. Its hard to say whats really going on because the trend map will show $ and nothing will come through on days that are usually very busy. I was tip baited last week. Was 10.00 something and an hour later i found it was reduced to nothing. I think everyone is going through rough economic times and are still addicted to having someone deliver regardless of if they have money or want to pay. The entitlement.... "I dont want to go get something but i dont want to pay someone to do it either". Another idea is that AR is now applicable to the orders you get... I'm at
I started out on uber and it was great and now it has died out. I wonder if they went so high on the price for customers to get food delivered that a lot of people stopped using the app and the ones that do still use it can't afford it. Either way it's been bad in my area for the last 4 weeks.
I can't use it, every offer is 15+ miles, I'm in a high traffic area too yet everything seems to be 17 miles for 10 dollars. Of course if you return to your starting point that's a gallon maybe even 2 depending on your miles per gallon plus around 40-55 mins total time. There's just never any orders I can take that make any sense financially, maybe 1 out of 40, 50 offers. Inflation and the economy is admittedly bad but still there's no excuse for the usury going on within these apps, and it's all of them not just Uber. It is 100% usury and it will force Government intervention at some point. These companies are using the contractor loop hole to pay some people less than minimum wage. Some of these people are young inexperienced 18 year old kids that don't realize what they are actually making. It's predatory, and there will be a reckoning.
Uber adds trip supplement pay after each driver declines an order, so when you don't see it come back it's because the order was offered to another driver for much higher amount. Also when you get tip baited call customer service and they will adjust the pay.
This is exactly what I have been experiencing! Not sure what's happening. I tried to research and you are the first I found who has talked about it. I am really curious as to what is going on! To make things even more laughable is my notification that reads your acceptance rate is low! Duh
I have just started with Uber Eats as a side hustle. I am a full time teacher so have limited hours I can work. Thankfully, I have been watching videos, including your’s and know not to take the really low ones. Like you, I am wondering who does?
@@mateofernando5066 Well, trying to help my dad make ends meet. He is 81 and lost his music gig last month and he rides around with me and he gets the money. I will also be using it to pay for all I buy for my students. Spent 71.00 today at $1.25 Tree so they could make Mother’s Day gifts. I teach theatre and am teaching scene painting right now and thought it would be great to teach the three painting skills with an object they can give as a gift, instead of cardboard as I have done in prior years. My students had a blast today!!!! So, totally worth the cost and I am enjoying my small Uber Eats shifts because I get to spend time with my Daddy. It is win win for sure❤️
@@starloegalletta the key to being upper middle class is not to have kid when you are broke, lot of dumb people are doing the opposite so the have to take low paying job to feed their mistakes. People should learn about condom.
@@CRAPO2011 I love him dearly and it actually adds to our conversations. Last night, I heard about the paint on the Yarmouth and the tragedy of the Evangeline?, a ship that burned because of old paint build up. Why did this come up, a story I have never heard before? We were making a delivery on Yarmouth Dr.❤️😂
Yeah, im in utah, i remember when i started to do uber eats over here, i usually did 4-5 hours and get 60-80$, 3 days ago i went out and in 4 hours i made 30$ i barely made my gas money back, idk whats happening but im leaving uber eats and looking for a part time job. Also you are the first one talking about this, all these other videos seying you can make 200$ or 150$ in 8 hours, its almos imposible.
I have never seen a hidden tip on a $2.xx order. The only hidden tips are those where the customer tipped over $8 meaning a $10 order could end up being $12. But if the entire order is $2 to $8 that is all you're going to get.
It's been happening to me since February. I barely make 50 dollars with uber now. I refuse to take garbage orders. Instacart has been the app that has kept me up.
While its not perfect, i think the edge UE has over other services is that you can work at any time without having to book a block/schedule. Additionally, you can 1 click decline. Pay is terrible so you definitely have to be picky and work the system
Uber Eats Pays Better for me than Uber Rideshare its sad when you get more for a pizza than a 30 minute ride home....and no its area dependent some areas are trash people who don't tip and some areas people tip 10-20 bucks
Yes true it's not worth it. They are charging us more money and it's not the same as it used to be. Customers are not tipping for their orders. I hate it now.
Very true! I think the only reason doordash is “better” at least where I am is the order volume. Uber will send out 1/10th if not less of the orders doordash sends out so if all 8/10 Uber orders are bad it stands out more. Thank you for watching! 😊
It's the beginning of May and one year after the pandemic the algorithm of all the apps are feeling the after effects of people ordering less on top of over saturation hiring and inflation. I personally believe the updates on these delivery apps are the main culprits of why we may not receive orders properly when we're active.
I stopped UE delivery all together in my area specifically because of the tip bait problem and I honestly don't exactly know why but in my area UE users tend not to tip at all and if they do i noticed It's literally super, super low rates. It's kinda strange. Also, I feel it needs to be locked in at the amount they initially added from the start and only adjusted to potentially up it. Tip Bait is so wrong 🤷♀️.
Ive never dashed or ubered myself but I have ordered through both. It literally baffles me that people don't consider the service they are paying for. Before I order I try to ensure I tip well enough for the time Im asking. It seems like common sense. Sometimes these apps put to recommended tip amounts and they are oddly low? I wonder how they calculate it. I end up having to decide on my own a reasonable tip.
I just decided to start with Uber eats only . No orders at all and stayed on a half hour diving my gas away . Bull crap . Not one to start . Do they even want new drivers ! 🤷🏽♀️
I too have seen many $2.xx base pay with no tip orders. I suspect the push for Uber One might have something to do with this. Uber is selling consumers on a subscription for food delivery, pay a monthly fee and get free delivery on all food orders. So now the consumer is in the mindset they only have to pay for the cost of the food and not delivery, causing the delivery tip to be a casualty.
So Mr Hammond as a independent business man have you looked at your services to see why your tips are being taken back? When you enter a restaurant is the staff dressed professional, say in a Red Lobster or Outback? Do you dress professional say in nice slacks and a collared shirt? Do you use thermal bags to keep food warm or cold? Do you use anti tamper stickers on the orders? Do you communicate with the customer through text on who you are and what's going on with their order such as slow kitchen, traffic delays? Start being professional at your job and the tips will come in. I have been driving since June 2020 with UberEats. I have a 55% acceptance ratio with 99% tip ratio too. Just picking up food is not good service.
@@robert5008 We aren't employees and are only being paid to grab a bag and bring it to you. Nothing more. And if the pay isn't right, we don't move. Get over it.
I know we think the trip radar is an "auction" of the orders no one wanted, however i have never been sent a ping which i rejected that then showed up on trip radar. Ive seen the opposite where something on trip radar ive ignored then shows up as a ping that i have to reject.
I will not take an order without 2digits before the decimal point unless it’s under a mile. It may be the area you’re in. I’m close to 2 upscale areas with restaurants. Evening is much better. $10.50 is my hidden tip indicator and using that as a base I get several $20-$30 single or double hidden tip orders from the same merchant or a stack with one in the same vicinity. Go sit on a high end sushi place during dinner rush and try it.
Ive seen the same, last couple days nothing but insulting offers, one after the other. Here in BC life is crazy expensive, and there offering bum change!
It's wild your video just popped up on my feed when I'm thinking about ordering. But I always tip 5 or more dollars so if that's the standard I don't think it should be that bad
I have noticed they seem to be pricing the base pay at about 0.50 a mile on long trips (5-20 miles) , which would only cover the gas. Except many of these orders are dead head trips making you drive back empty effectively making it 0.25 per mile. Even if that covers the gas for that trip, it does nothing for car maintenance or your time.
Ya I agree. Uber used to be king in my market (Portland OR), now I'm seeing the same orders you are. It's a shame. DoorDash is the only one now that I can actually make a living on.
Its the economy and sorry its getting and will get worse. Just found your channel and I commented on your other video. I am in agreement with you 100 percent, your not alone.
I juat started UberEats on New Year's Eve and have only seen 1 or 2 orders like the great ones you showed at the beginning. In the past month, the orders have gotten really really low and a lot less offers in the past 2 weeks. The shop & pays tend to be better but even those have decreased what they're paying and how often they are offered. I have been joking about getting a blister on my finger from declining all the bad and backwards offers. Thankfully, this is just a side hustle & I don't have to rely on that income. Heather xo
I 100% feel you and others in the comments too!! I live in South Florida and used to get good orders from Uber Eats until a month or so ago, they began tripping like this!!! I do Doordash also, which is paying a lot better; so I recommend that!
I had the exact same experience, are used to be able to make $150 in 3 to 4 hours and it was great now I go out and decline for an hour straight and maybe make 20 bucks it’s ridiculous, I only try like once a month now 😢
Lately I have been getting the same orders that I’m declining (I only take orders that are at least a dollar a mile) So I think everybody starting to decline them. They’ll keep raising the pay by like a dollar but it still won’t be worth it and then finally they will give up on asking me so I think people are starting to wake up and not take them.
The current uber app is horrible. There are absolutely no cues to help you navigate to the next step in order to confirm meal pick up or confirm meal dropped off. Aswell you can easily miss out on info because not all the order is available on the main screen. If uber wants more efficiency than they need to make this app more user friendly like a Mac computer.
I'm not seeing anything like that in my area of Dallas. My typical orders range from $8.00 to$18. I don't think it's any one service or reason, but a combination of many. More drivers on all apps, inflation on everything effects spending, uncertainty about the economy and gas prices. People respond to their environment and what is going on at a specific time. When things level out it will return.
In my area, I get the best tips after 12am because there’s only a few restaurants open and I assume very few drivers. I’ve gotten up at 4-5am just to accept some good offers in the double digits for a few miles. During the day, UE low ball a lot. I have to accept rides just to have a decent day.
Yes you r right. I am out since 4 hrs and just did 2 order total of 10$. Its very very slow, very low pay order and low frequency. I am done with it i will look something else.
Im an Uber driver since 2019 , last month I started to cherry picking the rides , and my acceptance rate is 55% , and 33% declines, since then my income went down to half my regular income, and sometimes I drive around for 40 minutes and I don't receive any requests, before I started cherry picking I was making 1200 to 1500 part time , around 35 hours, now I'm making same amount of hours online but only making 500 to 700 a week 😢😢,
Real shit 💯 this exact shit happened to me yesterday and today. All my orders say expected $8 or so and after i pick up and deliver to every single customer it ends up being $2-$3 instrad of the initial $8. Wtf is really going on!!!!😡🤬🤬🤬
I’d be so interested to go into a big city and try Uber eats, I would love to see order volume and pay! Overall collectively it would be great for everyone on each of these gig work platforms to stop taking low orders so they have no choice but to increase it. . . It’ll almost never happen though because they constantly hire new people and people also need to take orders to pay bills 😩
i agree i was paid big in the beginning! they gave me Quest and i was making good money, 3 months later no quest and no good paying orders! like Kinsley says im getting 2 dollars orders who would take this order? im saying this to myself when they come who would take a 2 dollar or 3 dollar, its insulting!
I know there have been $2.50 orders as far back as 2018 when I started. I also know there are drivers who take them. For any new drivers it always takes a while before they understand that they can decline order after order. There has always been an up and down to the offers, but in the past few months it has been more down than usual. It is what it is. I would be happy if Doordash or Uber or GrubHub paid higher base fares to the drivers, but I don’t have hope that that is what is actually going to happen. They saturated the market with drivers after all. We are replaceable.
I got an order for $2.69 this morning, Starbucks. I've been on Uber since September of 2020 and it was my 1st time seeing a tag for that low. I took it though because, overall, I'm a bike-courier(I deliver on a 10-speed roadbike) and UberEats has been drastically reducing the number of orders that get distributed to us bike-couriers. Literally, the number of offers I receive has been cut by atleast 75 % over the span of the last 12 months.
Yesterday ,was dead Uber eats and door dash and spark dead yes they try to give me those stupid offers .I Evan reset my acceptance rate and they make it seem like 4 dollars is gold and they offered me this trash first don't matter I will decline this crappy offers everytime they give this to me I do not care anymore about top dasher or anything stupid program they have there programs r designed to cater them not us or the restaurants or the customers they only out for them there will be a big drop soon to come for them it's coming soon
I’m done soon 🔜 got tip baited today for no reason !!! People don’t care how long you wait ! And get mad when they put in the wrong address!! The pay has gone down ! Over saturation is crazy . 😜 get the same lowball orders several times destroying my AR🎉 good video 🤟
It really depends on what market you're in, and what time of the day you drive. Where I live, doordash is only profitable during the dinner rush, until about 8:30 p.m. At night, I make pretty good money with Uber Eats.
Uber Eats in my area has much less orders that come through than DoorDash, however I typically make way more money on the orders (largely due to kind tippers). The trash orders occasionally come in which I don't accept. For some reason I always get the best tips on UE and many times they are increased afterwards which rarely happens on DoorDash. Some IMO its mostly about the kindness and financial stability of people in your area on whether you make good money.
DD and UE are both DEAD in my market right now. I'm now focused on Uber-X (i.e. rideshare) given that my DD and UE volume has plummeted. Both DD and UE try to "entice you" with trash orders. I decline them. I also don't knowingly take no-tip orders. I also supplement my Uber-X volume with Walmart Spark. I don't recall being tip-baited with UE. FYI, Spark tips aren't "confirmed" (final) for 24 hours after order completion. Having said that, I haven't been tip-baited with Spark yet.
Its happening to me ,in Hillsboro Florida i haven't made money in the last 2 weeks, im on UberEATS they keep sending me 2 orders more than ever before and i keep declining now im getting nothing at all i go to their hot zones and still nothing
I started doing uber eats/doordash last week. Been making $300-$500 a week, ranging from $10 - $20 an hr. Sometimes its busy sometimes its not. Uber eats delivery is a terrible app. Low asf orders, I've been tip baited 22-28 orders. I rarely/almost never open the app when I go out. I have a 10 order rule for ubereats, if 10 orders in a row are trash, I close the app & never open it again. So 100% of the time. 😂
Ever since Ubereats made the change in base fare with this “Trip Supplement” in the beginning of this year, I’ve noticed 98% of my the orders I’ve received are like this. The best I’d get averages $1 a mile. Which doesn’t fly because you have to add the miles driving back to your zone. No kidding, when I did exclusively UE, my AR was 2%. It’s as if no one tips anymore. And trip radar is far worse. 100% are not profitable. Like less than $8 an hour bad.And IF there is a good one on radar, someone else is simultaneously getting a ping for it and it will always say it was matched with another driver. Its so bad I switched to doing rideshare only. Maybe trip supplement is a blanket to cover that they are taking tips. I tried experimenting and taking the risk with these low pay orders, but what you see is what you get.
Facts!1 I received orders for a 30min delivery for $2-$4. I already complained to Uber but they don't care.I use to have an average acceptance rating of 75 but now at 30% lol. It's impossible to get ot up with the 💩 orders.
An order came over for four dollars that was going 11 miles away. Do you think the customer really gets someone to deliver that food? I would be amazed because I would never do it.
If they create a minimum tix order, they will be allowed to add restructions such as mandatory acceptance rates. As contractors, each order is its own contract in a way.
I’m worried Uber is planning to (or maybe partially already has) start an acceptance rate program like DoorDash has where you have to have a stupid high acceptance rate to get any decent orders. When I do Uber now I get a screen that says “your acceptance rate is lower than average.” I never used to get it and didn’t think it mattered with them.
You don't need it on DD. I have the most xp with them. You just need to be in the right place at the right time. You can still cherry pick high paying orders. I do this consistently in a trash market and my AR is 10 percent.
@@vegasaviation2243 some of the noobs can be rly frustrating in their comments. I think its common sense the things we vet drivers understand and adapt to. 50 percent for HPO? That's every other order. I don't need to tell anyone who's used DD how taking evey other order will put you at a loss big time. My AR is 9 percent but whats sad is that that is simply a reflection of the math when it comes to remotely viable orders in my market.
@@bEtHeSdA_LAME_sTuDi0s exactly right. Once these people master the job, they’ll understand what it takes to make a lot of profit. Took me a couple weeks and I’m making on average $1200-1400 a week.
@@vegasaviation2243 Yup. Glad to hear it man. I love to hear other ppl mastering the games the app play with you and maximizing the potential capital. I use 3 apps and my highest AR is 19 pct on UE. You HAVE to train both the app algorithms and the customers. For instance. $12 for 6 miles? Cool. Now 13 dollars for 6 miles but it's 2 pickups to 2 different people and the 2nd order is a no tip? Unassigned. Lol. What's as annoying as noobs are the boomers who just can't detach being an employee their whole life from doing this job. To me it's even more annoying than customers thinking we are employees. Because the forever employee minded boomers don't train the customers. They shrug and take 2 dollar 15 mile orders and say they're thankful.
I pass on every one of the lowball orders. I don't care if it takes 2 minutes to do it. You either train the customers or they train you. Either pay me fairly or go get it yourself.
And it doesn't help when the customers don't tip you. At least tip me $1 no need to be a scumbag.
I figure also its not worth is because every pickup has risks. I could slip and break my back and uber doesn't have benefits like workers comp. The base pay needs to pay for risk, gas, vehicle depreciation. So basically might as well quit driving now, every order is bullshit. Lol
Uber eats take hafe your income as well
Yesss I have been saying this!
That order will still get delivered promptly someone will take it and if not it will be a add on with a order that has a tip
We should all boycott Uber , Lyft , DoorDash , etc until they pay more respectful pay.
If people actually came together and did it for real then there would be major change but you know just as good as i do that it will NEVER happen. We live in a completely messed up world and society full of nothing but damn greed and a ME ME ME attitude and screw the other person.
Greed? Sure. Absolutely. But you forgot one very important word: “desperation”. They offer these $2-$3 orders because they know there’s enough desperate drivers out there.. clinging to any kind of hope that there’s some hidden tip. Or maybe the platform algorithm will reward them for their efforts. It’s a tough way to make an easy living.
Lol these apps just constantly fuck you over. The only one that pays anything worthwhile is Amazon Flex. Keep supporting these food apps and it's just a race to the bottom
Stop taking cheap stuff and thats the best boycott in the world..and if u dont take it, they gotta pay more
A boycott won't work. If Uber raises the price on the customer, most ppl will stop using them. Meaning less orders to be spread around. You'll get 2x per order and 1/10 the number of orders and make even less money.
But if you can get a boycott going, please do! Myself and all the other drivers who actually understand business will highly appreciate all that extra income we would get.
I love when I see $2.83 for a 30 min delivery - EXPECTED TIP INCLUDED! LOL
Can't pass that up lol, that's a must accept order! LOL
Exactly …. They say my acceptance rate is low but they want you to do $2-$5 for 11-18 miles! 🙈
Only in someone’s dreams does food get delivered for $1.50 or $2.00 or $3.00😂
Expecting big zero!
For every delivery order Uber collects a booking and book keeping fee from the customer, the driver and the restaurant. They have more drivers than they need for the number of deliveries that they have. They collect three fees for every delivery. That's a lot of money. What they offer for each delivery is an outrageously UNFAIR price for the drivers!!
The first time I heard that customers can take back there tips is when I decided no for Uber Eats. And the trash orders of 2 dollars I wouldn't take them either. Users business practices are beyond slave labor.
You gotta know your market, areas that do that, in my market if you pick up from a restaurant but you can guarantee that if you pick up from a restaurant you can be rest assured that tip is coming
Ive never had a tip removed. Ive done uber eats for about 4 years, doordash in my area is awful.
@@ImThatGhostz I never seen one removed either, but I also only ever got an increase in tips a few times
@@Juan_rivera I got tip baited on a 3 order 30 dollar assignment. The first person tipped 1 penny an hr afterwards and I made 21 bucks
In my area, door dash tip is terrible. I actually often get increased tip after delivery, but never with DD
June 2023 was weird for me. Every time I went out, it was a $2.00 order. On and on all evening. Even from really good restaurants. Just like you are showing. The gig industries need to be federally regulated. It’s just starting to happen.
It’s never going to happen man. Don’t expect it. Every time some new legislation seems like it’s about to pass into law, at the last minute it gets shot down and nothing changes. Why? Because the scumbag politicians are getting paid off by the gig app companies to keep things status quo. It’s all cronyism and back door deals, just like it’s been for over 100 years. Nothing changes. Stop working for these crooked companies
For the last month those $2, $3, $4 for 20-40 min deliveries orders have been popping up on my screen frequently. They are infuriatingly disrespectful. I don't know what's going on with other delivery apps, but UE is definitely getting worse, and they must come to their senses if they want to keep their good drivers
Last night was the first night that I saw so many $2.00 dollar delivery orders. Just crazy. I spent one hour declining every single Uber eats order that I got. So at that point I decided to quit for the night.
I laugh when I get the 2.5$ orders and the estimated trip time is like 30mins...
Remember, These driving apps are 💯% OK with you making 5-6bucks an hr. And they don't give a fk.
So you should also 💯% not care about them.
Make your most cash and decline all that trash
I definitely laugh out loud at some of the offers I see because they’re just that ridiculous 😂 All very true!
I'm an Uber Eats driver from Japan. The current minimal pay for one delivery is $2.2 or ￥300. However, Uber Eats has recently announced that they will decrease the minimal pay, which is absolutely ridiculous.
Two years ago, i would earn $200/day driving only 5-6hrs a day, now I can’t even get an order on a Saturday night😂 it’s insane
Seriously it’s terrible, this past week I think Uber sent me 10 orders over the 30+ hours I had the app on and they all were $3-$5 including shop and deliver orders
Are you on e bike or car? Because I'm on e bike and it used to be good for Uber. Now it's horrible, it's actually scary. Even doordash is bad too.
Yeah, the weekends are scary. They're terrible now they're not like they used to be. I make better money in the week. But it's still not even that great. I might be looking for a normal job now. Like many people quit uber and doordash already
@@jasontomica8938 I’m on car, but I think Uber in general is bad business now, I only did full time during pandemic, I would strongly suggest you have a more stable job and do Uber as a side job, good luck man!
@@kinsleyfinance It's unbelievable where I deliver up in Canada. I used to make good money with Uber and it's gone to the dogs over the past four months. I'm glad Doordash is good. I'm a top dasher with them and do alright. I remember when I became an uber diamond driver. It literally meant absolutely nothing. Same crap orders as some new guy who started yesterday.
Tip baiting should be a violations on customer account!
i literally just started doing uber eats i’ve done 1000 deliveries on doordash, literally don’t accept no tip or 1$ tip orders.. it’s a joke. i have a 7$ minimum and nothing under 1$ a mile i don’t care..
Mines quickly going up to 10 minimum. 5 from company 5 from human. I can't imagine someone not tipping 5 bucks lol
Who is picking up the trash $2-$3 orders? This is just ridiculous. Not even worth starting the car for!!!
“Not even worth starting the car for” 😂😂😂
Very grateful for you taking the time to make this video because what you are talking about is exactly what I'm experiencing. I've been driving for Uber Eats since 2020 and in the last 2 weeks orders have gotten progressively smaller in amount for longer distances to travel. I'm in Nashville and this was the first night that it got so bad with the majority of orders offered being around $2-$4 or no orders at all that I called it a night at 8p.m.. I normally can drive from 5-9:30 and make $100. I made $24
UberEATS driver support has been mediocre for me. They are definitely not paying top dollar for there driver/customer support side of the business. They've become strict and cheap with reimbursements. With tip baiting, I believe they should alert the driver of when they don't receive a tip just like they do when you actually receive a full tip or more. Doing deliveries since 2020, never had tips taken from me ever and then bam, tip baited twice in three days last month. I hope they notice and flag these tip bait customers.
Removing the tip AFTER is crazy
We need to speak with our local municipalities and governments and politicians, and crack down on the exploitation. Millions of us need to swarm the phone lines, take out small ads. There needs to be more visibility with regard to how pathetic the pay at Uber Eats can be. Modern day slavery. Unacceptable.
If you're in a republican state get over it.
Or you can just stop delivering for them!
It’s not a real job.
When ur cancel rate is at 7%, acceptance rate 22%, satisfaction rate 99% but Uber tells you your cancel rate is higher than usual for your area. I'm like yeah right... I'm Pro Diamond and see nothing but 45min deliveries for $2. 😐
UberEats is starting to get like Door dash but at least people still tip
I was making a living in Las Vegas.. now that Uber changed everything with their acceptance rate.. trying to force drivers to do food stamp deliveries at Walmart. Not charging McDonald's or Starbucks a delivery fee for their cold dog food that they're serving.. I'm at the point where I'm just going to start spitting in people's food until I get my next job..
Both DD and UE are doing this. It changed around the same time. Its hard to say whats really going on because the trend map will show $ and nothing will come through on days that are usually very busy. I was tip baited last week. Was 10.00 something and an hour later i found it was reduced to nothing. I think everyone is going through rough economic times and are still addicted to having someone deliver regardless of if they have money or want to pay. The entitlement.... "I dont want to go get something but i dont want to pay someone to do it either". Another idea is that AR is now applicable to the orders you get... I'm at
I started out on uber and it was great and now it has died out. I wonder if they went so high on the price for customers to get food delivered that a lot of people stopped using the app and the ones that do still use it can't afford it. Either way it's been bad in my area for the last 4 weeks.
Same experience with me.
I can't use it, every offer is 15+ miles, I'm in a high traffic area too yet everything seems to be 17 miles for 10 dollars. Of course if you return to your starting point that's a gallon maybe even 2 depending on your miles per gallon plus around 40-55 mins total time. There's just never any orders I can take that make any sense financially, maybe 1 out of 40, 50 offers. Inflation and the economy is admittedly bad but still there's no excuse for the usury going on within these apps, and it's all of them not just Uber. It is 100% usury and it will force Government intervention at some point. These companies are using the contractor loop hole to pay some people less than minimum wage. Some of these people are young inexperienced 18 year old kids that don't realize what they are actually making. It's predatory, and there will be a reckoning.
Uber adds trip supplement pay after each driver declines an order, so when you don't see it come back it's because the order was offered to another driver for much higher amount. Also when you get tip baited call customer service and they will adjust the pay.
I tried calling support and it didn’t work
No, they don’t.
@@keepright5232 It takes a lot of persistence now, but they definitely do.
@@kamsoluvlee Ask to speak to someone in finance
No the fuck they do not.
This is exactly what I have been experiencing! Not sure what's happening. I tried to research and you are the first I found who has talked about it. I am really curious as to what is going on! To make things even more laughable is my notification that reads your acceptance rate is low! Duh
I have just started with Uber Eats as a side hustle. I am a full time teacher so have limited hours I can work. Thankfully, I have been watching videos, including your’s and know not to take the really low ones. Like you, I am wondering who does?
Had no idea teaching pays so low.
@@mateofernando5066 Well, trying to help my dad make ends meet. He is 81 and lost his music gig last month and he rides around with me and he gets the money. I will also be using it to pay for all I buy for my students. Spent 71.00 today at $1.25 Tree so they could make Mother’s Day gifts. I teach theatre and am teaching scene painting right now and thought it would be great to teach the three painting skills with an object they can give as a gift, instead of cardboard as I have done in prior years. My students had a blast today!!!! So, totally worth the cost and I am enjoying my small Uber Eats shifts because I get to spend time with my Daddy. It is win win for sure❤️
@@starloegalletta the key to being upper middle class is not to have kid when you are broke, lot of dumb people are doing the opposite so the have to take low paying job to feed their mistakes. People should learn about condom.
1.25tree,lol.
Respect for taking care of your dad👍👍👍
@@CRAPO2011 I love him dearly and it actually adds to our conversations. Last night, I heard about the paint on the Yarmouth and the tragedy of the Evangeline?, a ship that burned because of old paint build up. Why did this come up, a story I have never heard before? We were making a delivery on Yarmouth Dr.❤️😂
Yeah, im in utah, i remember when i started to do uber eats over here, i usually did 4-5 hours and get 60-80$, 3 days ago i went out and in 4 hours i made 30$ i barely made my gas money back, idk whats happening but im leaving uber eats and looking for a part time job.
Also you are the first one talking about this, all these other videos seying you can make 200$ or 150$ in 8 hours, its almos imposible.
New York but on weekends and when it’s raining or cold those days the fare gets hiked up. Lot less riders with allot of demand.
I have never seen a hidden tip on a $2.xx order. The only hidden tips are those where the customer tipped over $8 meaning a $10 order could end up being $12. But if the entire order is $2 to $8 that is all you're going to get.
It's been happening to me since February. I barely make 50 dollars with uber now. I refuse to take garbage orders. Instacart has been the app that has kept me up.
Independent Contractor work, they can pay whatever they want! Those prices are ridiculous!
While its not perfect, i think the edge UE has over other services is that you can work at any time without having to book a block/schedule. Additionally, you can 1 click decline. Pay is terrible so you definitely have to be picky and work the system
You can actually dash you just have to keep refreshing the app for 15 minutes.
Uber Eats Pays Better for me than Uber Rideshare its sad when you get more for a pizza than a 30 minute ride home....and no its area dependent some areas are trash people who don't tip and some areas people tip 10-20 bucks
Yes true it's not worth it. They are charging us more money and it's not the same as it used to be. Customers are not tipping for their orders. I hate it now.
Can you elaborate? I'm thinking about doing uber rides, due to uber eats being so slow. I have friends that make $500+ per day doing rides
I see nothing but $2 orders now along with Walmart orders that are flat out insulting. Needless to say I quit.
They’re both awful bc door dash sends out $2.25 orders 🤦🏾♀️
Very true! I think the only reason doordash is “better” at least where I am is the order volume. Uber will send out 1/10th if not less of the orders doordash sends out so if all 8/10 Uber orders are bad it stands out more. Thank you for watching! 😊
It's the beginning of May and one year after the pandemic the algorithm of all the apps are feeling the after effects of people ordering less on top of over saturation hiring and inflation. I personally believe the updates on these delivery apps are the main culprits of why we may not receive orders properly when we're active.
I stopped UE delivery all together in my area specifically because of the tip bait problem and I honestly don't exactly know why but in my area UE users tend not to tip at all and if they do i noticed It's literally super, super low rates. It's kinda strange. Also, I feel it needs to be locked in at the amount they initially added from the start and only adjusted to potentially up it. Tip Bait is so wrong 🤷♀️.
Ive never dashed or ubered myself but I have ordered through both. It literally baffles me that people don't consider the service they are paying for. Before I order I try to ensure I tip well enough for the time Im asking. It seems like common sense. Sometimes these apps put to recommended tip amounts and they are oddly low? I wonder how they calculate it. I end up having to decide on my own a reasonable tip.
I just decided to start with Uber eats only . No orders at all and stayed on a half hour diving my gas away . Bull crap . Not one to start . Do they even want new drivers ! 🤷🏽♀️
I too have seen many $2.xx base pay with no tip orders. I suspect the push for Uber One might have something to do with this. Uber is selling consumers on a subscription for food delivery, pay a monthly fee and get free delivery on all food orders. So now the consumer is in the mindset they only have to pay for the cost of the food and not delivery, causing the delivery tip to be a casualty.
Same thing happening in chicago. I stopped doing uber eats two months ago.
Thank you for your video. The same thing has been happening to me.
I get screwed everyday people taking back tips they definitely need to change that.
So Mr Hammond as a independent business man have you looked at your services to see why your tips are being taken back?
When you enter a restaurant is the staff dressed professional, say in a Red Lobster or Outback? Do you dress professional say in nice slacks and a collared shirt? Do you use thermal bags to keep food warm or cold? Do you use anti tamper stickers on the orders? Do you communicate with the customer through text on who you are and what's going on with their order such as slow kitchen, traffic delays? Start being professional at your job and the tips will come in. I have been driving since June 2020 with UberEats. I have a 55% acceptance ratio with 99% tip ratio too. Just picking up food is not good service.
@@robert5008 found the entitled boomer. We don't work for these companies gramps lol
@Jolie Poirier's Jugs Really is that all you got, try again.
@@robert5008 We aren't employees and are only being paid to grab a bag and bring it to you. Nothing more. And if the pay isn't right, we don't move. Get over it.
Yeah, probably cause they are in the hood and they can’t get nobody else to deliver. Then they screw you over.
I know we think the trip radar is an "auction" of the orders no one wanted, however i have never been sent a ping which i rejected that then showed up on trip radar. Ive seen the opposite where something on trip radar ive ignored then shows up as a ping that i have to reject.
Don’t show me an order for 2 dollars it’s not even worth the gas smh
I will not take an order without 2digits before the decimal point unless it’s under a mile. It may be the area you’re in. I’m close to 2 upscale areas with restaurants. Evening is much better. $10.50 is my hidden tip indicator and using that as a base I get several $20-$30 single or double hidden tip orders from the same merchant or a stack with one in the same vicinity. Go sit on a high end sushi place during dinner rush and try it.
Yes, you know the program! There's a few restaurants I love to see come up on my phone.
Ive seen the same, last couple days nothing but insulting offers, one after the other. Here in BC life is crazy expensive, and there offering bum change!
It's wild your video just popped up on my feed when I'm thinking about ordering. But I always tip 5 or more dollars so if that's the standard I don't think it should be that bad
I have noticed they seem to be pricing the base pay at about 0.50 a mile on long trips (5-20 miles) , which would only cover the gas. Except many of these orders are dead head trips making you drive back empty effectively making it 0.25 per mile. Even if that covers the gas for that trip, it does nothing for car maintenance or your time.
Ya know it's hilarious when Uber sends me orders for 10 dollars for like 30 miles 😂😂
Idk what’s funnier the $2 shop and deliver order or those orders that are $10 for 30 miles 😂
Yes I’ve seen a lot of 2 dollar orders in my area as well!
Low paying/low hours given per week at people's place of employment... uber is feeling the effects...
I love that I am able to control my schedule when driving for UE but I wish they paid better and didn’t have to rely on tips.
It’s the same down here in Miami.
Ya I agree. Uber used to be king in my market (Portland OR), now I'm seeing the same orders you are. It's a shame. DoorDash is the only one now that I can actually make a living on.
Its the economy and sorry its getting and will get worse. Just found your channel and I commented on your other video. I am in agreement with you 100 percent, your not alone.
I juat started UberEats on New Year's Eve and have only seen 1 or 2 orders like the great ones you showed at the beginning. In the past month, the orders have gotten really really low and a lot less offers in the past 2 weeks. The shop & pays tend to be better but even those have decreased what they're paying and how often they are offered. I have been joking about getting a blister on my finger from declining all the bad and backwards offers. Thankfully, this is just a side hustle & I don't have to rely on that income. Heather xo
Haven’t been tip baited yet (driving for a month) but I definitely notice during the week I get garbage orders like you were showing. Sucks
I 100% feel you and others in the comments too!! I live in South Florida and used to get good orders from Uber Eats until a month or so ago, they began tripping like this!!! I do Doordash also, which is paying a lot better; so I recommend that!
Sounds about right. I haven't done uber in about 4 months. When a "good" order was 4.99 for 12 miles that was the end.
I had the exact same experience, are used to be able to make $150 in 3 to 4 hours and it was great now I go out and decline for an hour straight and maybe make 20 bucks it’s ridiculous, I only try like once a month now 😢
those low orders are pretty insane...Im still within my first month of deilvery driving so I wonder if it will change over time.
Lately I have been getting the same orders that I’m declining (I only take orders that are at least a dollar a mile)
So I think everybody starting to decline them. They’ll keep raising the pay by like a dollar but it still won’t be worth it and then finally they will give up on asking me so I think people are starting to wake up and not take them.
same shit here in Canada. Door dash isn't accepting newhires since summer in winnipeg. anything less than $5 doesn't make any sense
The current uber app is horrible.
There are absolutely no cues to help you navigate to the next step in order to confirm meal pick up or confirm meal dropped off.
Aswell you can easily miss out on info because not all the order is available on the main screen.
If uber wants more efficiency than they need to make this app more user friendly like a Mac computer.
BTW, I know this is Uber doing these $2.00 orders, not customers not wanting to tip.
I'm not seeing anything like that in my area of Dallas. My typical orders range from $8.00 to$18. I don't think it's any one service or reason, but a combination of many. More drivers on all apps, inflation on everything effects spending, uncertainty about the economy and gas prices. People respond to their environment and what is going on at a specific time. When things level out it will return.
Dallas tx, I see many $3 20 miles orders recently.
Mainly $2.00 order for 8 miles in las vegas... (away from strip)......... skip skip skip skip until a "good order" comes thru...
In my area, I get the best tips after 12am because there’s only a few restaurants open and I assume very few drivers. I’ve gotten up at 4-5am just to accept some good offers in the double digits for a few miles. During the day, UE low ball a lot. I have to accept rides just to have a decent day.
Yes you r right. I am out since 4 hrs and just did 2 order total of 10$. Its very very slow, very low pay order and low frequency. I am done with it i will look something else.
Exactly how i feel. And if you dont take hose orders , uber punishes u by making you wait longer and when they give a new one its the same. Smh
Im an Uber driver since 2019 , last month I started to cherry picking the rides , and my acceptance rate is 55% , and 33% declines, since then my income went down to half my regular income, and sometimes I drive around for 40 minutes and I don't receive any requests, before I started cherry picking I was making 1200 to 1500 part time , around 35 hours, now I'm making same amount of hours online but only making 500 to 700 a week 😢😢,
@@2010dalailamaOkay guy
You accept 55%, and decline 33%. What about the other 12%? Are those cancelled orders?
@@2010dalailamaI hope your situation gets better ignore the haters 💪
And no, I don’t take any order under $7.00 and then it still has to make sense financially.
Real shit 💯 this exact shit happened to me yesterday and today. All my orders say expected $8 or so and after i pick up and deliver to every single customer it ends up being $2-$3 instrad of the initial $8. Wtf is really going on!!!!😡🤬🤬🤬
In big cities like Chicago, NY, LA, drivers need to drop Ubereats like a bad habit and I promise you, the orders pay will go back up.
I’d be so interested to go into a big city and try Uber eats, I would love to see order volume and pay! Overall collectively it would be great for everyone on each of these gig work platforms to stop taking low orders so they have no choice but to increase it. . . It’ll almost never happen though because they constantly hire new people and people also need to take orders to pay bills 😩
i agree i was paid big in the beginning! they gave me Quest and i was making good money, 3 months later no quest and no good paying orders! like Kinsley says im getting 2 dollars orders who would take this order? im saying this to myself when they come who would take a 2 dollar or 3 dollar, its insulting!
I know there have been $2.50 orders as far back as 2018 when I started. I also know there are drivers who take them. For any new drivers it always takes a while before they understand that they can decline order after order. There has always been an up and down to the offers, but in the past few months it has been more down than usual. It is what it is. I would be happy if Doordash or Uber or GrubHub paid higher base fares to the drivers, but I don’t have hope that that is what is actually going to happen. They saturated the market with drivers after all. We are replaceable.
I got an order for $2.69 this morning, Starbucks. I've been on Uber since September of 2020 and it was my 1st time seeing a tag for that low. I took it though because, overall, I'm a bike-courier(I deliver on a 10-speed roadbike) and UberEats has been drastically reducing the number of orders that get distributed to us bike-couriers. Literally, the number of offers I receive has been cut by atleast 75 % over the span of the last 12 months.
Same, it’s weird people are not tipping or $1 tip 😑 this is suspicious
Yesterday ,was dead Uber eats and door dash and spark dead yes they try to give me those stupid offers .I Evan reset my acceptance rate and they make it seem like 4 dollars is gold and they offered me this trash first don't matter I will decline this crappy offers everytime they give this to me I do not care anymore about top dasher or anything stupid program they have there programs r designed to cater them not us or the restaurants or the customers they only out for them there will be a big drop soon to come for them it's coming soon
It’s 10$ per hour in Chicago now it’s awful
I’m done soon 🔜 got tip baited today for no reason !!! People don’t care how long you wait ! And get mad when they put in the wrong address!! The pay has gone down ! Over saturation is crazy . 😜 get the same lowball orders several times destroying my AR🎉 good video 🤟
It really depends on what market you're in, and what time of the day you drive. Where I live, doordash is only profitable during the dinner rush, until about 8:30 p.m. At night, I make pretty good money with Uber Eats.
Uber Eats in my area has much less orders that come through than DoorDash, however I typically make way more money on the orders (largely due to kind tippers). The trash orders occasionally come in which I don't accept. For some reason I always get the best tips on UE and many times they are increased afterwards which rarely happens on DoorDash. Some IMO its mostly about the kindness and financial stability of people in your area on whether you make good money.
$2 dollar orders sounds about right as i'm in the uk and the minimum pay is £3 per order which is shocking. But I agree them offers are shocking
DD and UE are both DEAD in my market right now. I'm now focused on Uber-X (i.e. rideshare) given that my DD and UE volume has plummeted.
Both DD and UE try to "entice you" with trash orders. I decline them. I also don't knowingly take no-tip orders.
I also supplement my Uber-X volume with Walmart Spark.
I don't recall being tip-baited with UE. FYI, Spark tips aren't "confirmed" (final) for 24 hours after order completion. Having said that, I haven't been tip-baited with Spark yet.
I completely agree on low ball orders,I turn down anything under $6.
Its happening to me ,in Hillsboro Florida i haven't made money in the last 2 weeks, im on UberEATS they keep sending me 2 orders more than ever before and i keep declining now im getting nothing at all i go to their hot zones and still nothing
Same thing happened to me dude but I got it fixed with the help of Spark_Techz all thanks to him I really appreciate his efforts
He’s on IG
I started doing uber eats/doordash last week. Been making $300-$500 a week, ranging from $10 - $20 an hr. Sometimes its busy sometimes its not. Uber eats delivery is a terrible app. Low asf orders, I've been tip baited 22-28 orders. I rarely/almost never open the app when I go out. I have a 10 order rule for ubereats, if 10 orders in a row are trash, I close the app & never open it again. So 100% of the time. 😂
2:00 lol you should see whats going on in the trucking industry, truckers are taking shipments that if they get a flat tire on, they lose all profit
Not to count the amount of time they have to waste sitting in the yard not getting paid.
Bruh truckers got scammed. Smh damn son
@@bEtHeSdA_LAME_sTuDi0s Yea they getting screwed big time especially since covid. They strike and this country comes to a stop real fast!
Yeap I decline all of them too in TX
Agree totally with you.
They baited you in by giving you orders frequently with good pay. Once they hooked you they shook you.
Ever since Ubereats made the change in base fare with this “Trip Supplement” in the beginning of this year, I’ve noticed 98% of my the orders I’ve received are like this. The best I’d get averages $1 a mile. Which doesn’t fly because you have to add the miles driving back to your zone. No kidding, when I did exclusively UE, my AR was 2%. It’s as if no one tips anymore. And trip radar is far worse. 100% are not profitable. Like less than $8 an hour bad.And IF there is a good one on radar, someone else is simultaneously getting a ping for it and it will always say it was matched with another driver. Its so bad I switched to doing rideshare only.
Maybe trip supplement is a blanket to cover that they are taking tips. I tried experimenting and taking the risk with these low pay orders, but what you see is what you get.
Doordash is the way
@@Yvngxbp_420no it isn't its even worse lol isn't base pay like $2.00 or 1.75 now?
Facts!1 I received orders for a 30min delivery for $2-$4. I already complained to Uber but they don't care.I use to have an average acceptance rating of 75 but now at 30% lol. It's impossible to get ot up with the 💩 orders.
I don't even want to know my acceptance rate anymore. It's been about four months now where I've declined at least 95% of their orders.
I've never even used any of these services. If i want something to eat, I'll drive myself to Wendy's.
I tell people I have a part time job delivering food to lazy people. lol.
An order came over for four dollars that was going 11 miles away. Do you think the customer really gets someone to deliver that food? I would be amazed because I would never do it.
I wonder the same things all the time! Just a minute ago, I laughed at a $5.50 offer they gave me for 18 km (about 12 miles).
If they create a minimum tix order, they will be allowed to add restructions such as mandatory acceptance rates. As contractors, each order is its own contract in a way.
New People take these Orders and Uber Knows it Shame on You Uber 😣
You’re correct it’s like that and for me it’s all the apps
I’ll either move from the area or just turn off the app and go home not taking any low ball orders
I’m worried Uber is planning to (or maybe partially already has) start an acceptance rate program like DoorDash has where you have to have a stupid high acceptance rate to get any decent orders. When I do Uber now I get a screen that says “your acceptance rate is lower than average.” I never used to get it and didn’t think it mattered with them.
You don't need it on DD. I have the most xp with them. You just need to be in the right place at the right time. You can still cherry pick high paying orders. I do this consistently in a trash market and my AR is 10 percent.
Right place, right time. Wait by the good restaurants during peak hours and you’ll get them
@@vegasaviation2243 some of the noobs can be rly frustrating in their comments. I think its common sense the things we vet drivers understand and adapt to. 50 percent for HPO? That's every other order. I don't need to tell anyone who's used DD how taking evey other order will put you at a loss big time. My AR is 9 percent but whats sad is that that is simply a reflection of the math when it comes to remotely viable orders in my market.
@@bEtHeSdA_LAME_sTuDi0s exactly right. Once these people master the job, they’ll understand what it takes to make a lot of profit. Took me a couple weeks and I’m making on average $1200-1400 a week.
@@vegasaviation2243 Yup. Glad to hear it man. I love to hear other ppl mastering the games the app play with you and maximizing the potential capital. I use 3 apps and my highest AR is 19 pct on UE. You HAVE to train both the app algorithms and the customers. For instance. $12 for 6 miles? Cool. Now 13 dollars for 6 miles but it's 2 pickups to 2 different people and the 2nd order is a no tip? Unassigned. Lol. What's as annoying as noobs are the boomers who just can't detach being an employee their whole life from doing this job. To me it's even more annoying than customers thinking we are employees. Because the forever employee minded boomers don't train the customers. They shrug and take 2 dollar 15 mile orders and say they're thankful.