Had this offer last night. They really wanted their chocolate shake. Took this order as it was on my way home. I figured it’s ok $10 for a 6 mile drive. I laughed when I saw the tip amount. They wanted me to take it up to their apartment. Too bad the front door was locked. Left it in the lobby.

I soon get a text from them asking why in didn’t drop it off at their door. I told them the door was locked. They said you just needed to pull harder. I said I didn’t know. I told them they should put that in their direction next time. Said their was other orders left in the lobby for others too so they also thought the door was locked.

Freakin non tippers expecting us to do extra for their asses!

Delivered to this drunk guy in an apartment guy meets me in the garage drunk asf but a good guy. He shows me him submit the $50 tip on top yet DoorDash blatantly steals the $50 and only gives me the original offer. I seen the $50 go through on his phone I’m not dumb. I hope dd gets sued into oblivion one day by a class action. This has also happened before to me $50 again and the guy was nice enough to ask me if I got it and then when I showed I didn’t he zelled me. F DOORDASH

Add the following four lines to your cell phone's clipboard. Use after every delivery as negative feedback.

$2 per pickup.
$1.50 per mile.
$2 per mile after 5 miles.
$7 minimum.

This should be the baseline, not an average. It is the responsibility of the service provider (Doordash) to ensure these rates when the customer's tip isn't sufficient. It doesn't matter if you're delivering an $8 coffee or $200 worth of Chinese Food. You're not here to do deliveries for free.

Ever since I quit my job, and started DoorDashing full-time, my family has been treating me like I’m a complete idiot and I’m lazy, for doing so.

For over a year, I’m not exaggerating, during every single conversation with some of my friends and family, at some point, they step up on a soap-box and start telling me how I’m putting miles on my car and I need to get a job. I work every day. I try to vent about my day to them, and they just ignore my woes, because they think I shouldn’t DD anyway, therefore, any grievances I have are my fault.

It’s frustrating when I think about how, I typically make about $21/hr, doordashing, and I made $28 an hour tonight ($25.2, when I factor out price of gas). I know that the “real job” they would be happy with me taking will likely pay $12-$15, before taxes. I work hard every day, and come home to people who act like I don’t do anything. I don’t know how to fix that… I just needed to vent, somewhere.

They offered me a "BONUS" (first ever in my market that ive seen btw) and its for 60 DELIVERIES IN 3 DAYS LOL. And only for $60 honestly im a 5 star platinum dasher in my small rural town market and this is and absolute joke of a challenge bonus. What do you think?

I was just about to end my night too. And got a good order 3 mi 11$ still in my neighborhood to head home right after. But I should of ended it right before that offer like I planned at least I could of had a chance to cash out. This is why I cash out daily on every app you never know when they will pull something like this. Stopping you from getting paid. And seriously at this time. After dealing with the hurricane in the gulf coast. Hopefully its just about all the items that are not available for purchase due to the hurricane. But other than that idk what they are finding me doing unusual or suspicious activity.

Well i guess im ubering for the rest of the night.

Got a 8$ 4mile for 2 order, I would just delivery like normal but then I got this message from customer support. OK no problem. The think is this "VIP" leave no tip. So yeah DD definition of VIP is more like very important person because how cheap they are, I guess

I did a shopping order, Red Card declined. I know it's always risky to pay out of pocket, but I've done it several times and never had any issue personally.

After I deliver it, first agent told me I had to file a reimbursement claim form. So I did, and it was unsuccessful. Submit another form immediately after. While I'm waiting for that to process, I contact another agent. That agent gives me a reimbursement but it was significantly less than what was owed so I'm assuming they accidentally sent me the amount for another shopping order I did today. I told them that and they sent me the remaining amount they owed.

Then the reimbursement claim form came through. I really didn't think it would be successful but it was. I figured after the agent reimbursed me they would close the case and the existing form but they didn't. So now I have duplicate reimbursements.

how do i get out of silver? 🫩 i accidentally accepted a double order and had to cancel so it tanked me

Got this offer while on earn by time… Why would I be getting offers that aren’t per hour while on earn by time?

Got on and not a single offer for 1 hour.... how is that possible?

I delivered an order recently only for the customer to tell me there was no option to leave a tip after. I went to my cash app hoping they wouldn't mind sending me the tip directly. But there's 0 way for you to get back into a past chat. I contacted DD support and they were absolutely 0 help at all. I get garbage 2 and 3 dollar orders ALL DAY. And then when someone is kind enough to leave a tip. They can't? Garbage company. I genuinely need that money 😭😭

Hi, we just opened a business in a strip mall between a Chipotle and a pizza place that both do huge Door Dash numbers. We all share the parking lot and there's a fire lane that runs along the front of all our businesses, with plenty of NO PARKING signs. Door Dashers are literally leaving their car right in front of our door. Today during a lunch rush, one sat there for over 20 minutes. I've told the land lord, informed the managers and now I'm considering politely asking each driver to refrain from parking there.

Just curious, from your perspectives, what would get you to stop parking there. I understand time is money and I respect the hustle. Not going to call police or fire marshalls, but definitely need advice on how to figure this out.

I am back to DD after being off since May. I don't understand the points system and what it takes to level up.

BTW my lat deliveries are such bull. I have none since I started back.

Is this happening to anyone else? First three screen shots are from Wednesday, I took 9 orders all with a base pay of $2.80. None of them were the same distance, all varying from 2 miles to 10. Today, Thursday, I took three orders, and realized all had a base pay of $3.90. One was 5 miles and the other two were actually a double order, crumbl was 7 miles away from me, the Indian restaurant was 2.5 more miles further than that. I have contacted support about this because I think it’s weird. Wednesday I chatted with support and they were super unhelpful, basically just told me to check and see if it happens again the next time I dash and that was it. Well since it happened again today I contacted them again and they said that bass pay is based off of distance, time, how many dashers are in the area, and how many dashers the order has already been offered to who declined it.

I just think it’s really weird that the base pays were the same on both of these days and was wondering if anyone else has experienced this?

I was wondering when my day would come. I wish I could see what they said or how DD believed them. But nah now everything getting documented as hell.

I think I know which order it is too. Its usually an area I avoid but it was stacked with another order and it was slow and good money.

I am never going in that area again.

If you DD long enough you know there are certain areas where people will do this. I just never thought it’d happen to me (yet).

It was a $16.xx order (7 miles) stacked and whats funny is, the base pay was 14.xx, the tip was $2 from them and the other person was $0.

But with that high base pay it was a large order, they prob tried to get a refund or something smh

Just as the title header says, this guy wanted me to buy leaf wraps, but I'm pretty sure you need to go through the proper channels for that there bucko.

6 months ago I quit my corporate job to DoorDash full time. Y’all said it was the honeymoon phase and I’d soon get fucked with low orders from DoorDash and I was just getting the good orders to get me hooked.

Fast forward 6 months and I’m making basically the same as I was at my $55k salary job. But I have so much more control and am much happier. Anyone who says you can’t make money doing this is an idiot too.

Side note “BuT aLL tHe WeAr and tEaR on YoUr CaR”

First of all that’s a tax deduction. Second of all I was commuting 500 miles a week for 5 days in office downtown in exchange for my salary and 50 hours. With no tax benefit.

I’m chillin tbh.

My dad does uber on the weekends, he has one that is $150 for 30 rides. LOL @ DoorDash

Hey so doordash updated again in my area changing a bunch or stuff that of course was working fine before and didn't need changing. Anyways, last month the doordash app was forcing me into using in app navigation even though I had Google maps selected in order to direct me to hotspots but it would work for customer addresses and port out to Google maps. Now it's not opening Google maps at all for anything and I hate in app navigation. I've turned the settings on and off again to try and use Google maps but it's not working. Anyone else having this issue and have you solved it? Thanks

I know in the past hidden tips on shop and deliver offers weren’t really a thing. Is that still the case or are people seeing them now? Wondering because the quality of my shop and deliver offers has gone in the garbage the past month or 2

It’s horribly loud now and is way more annoying. Especially during the dinner rush, it’s excruciating on the ears.

Maybe it’s just me…