4 SIMPLE Hacks To Make More Money Driving For Uber Eats (IN 24 HOURS)
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- If you drive for Uber Eats in this video I reveal four simple hacks that will help you earn more money on your very next shift.
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dude you walk around using a doordash bag.. you think im going to listen to you ?
I like to send a very simple note with every drop off. “Food’s here. Enjoy!” For the most part it seems to help keep my tip rate high.
I do the same and add an emoji of whatever food they got. I think it helps boost both tips and ratings.
Even tacking on the word ‘enjoy’ is a good tip. I started doing that some time ago and I feel like it just conveys a good time haha like hey your awesome food that you hand picked is here 🎉
I do the same thing
This was a very good tip!
Some people might think if you text them that, you probably did something to the food
I’ve decided to attached hand written post it’s on the customer’s receipts with loving messages like “you are worthy of love” stuff like that. I know that’s pretty deep but ppl really need to hear that stuff, you never know what ppl are going through. It also doesn’t take me very long to write 20 notes a day. It makes me feel like I’m doing something that matters. 😊 I’ll say 8/10 I’ll get at least 50% tips. I think it’s worth the try!
Recently started UE and took tips from some comments I saw in your videos. Started messaging my customers to enjoy their food or leaving a nice note and was expecting a $15 payout and got a $40 tip with a $55 total payout!
Dayum! What city do you work out of?! Good on you. That's awesome. 😊
Wow! Congrats Kevin! That's beyond awesome keep it up 😃
Wow ❤️
Lol, they likely would've tipped you that anyway
What city bruh? 😀
I usually only average one delivery an hour, still making $30/hour though. Try not to drive more than 5 miles total. Work smarter not harder.
That’s amazing !
How do you do that? Do you just reject delivery offers until you see one that will pay that much? I'm just starting out, grateful for any tips!
@@sierrashavon6459 I usually reject more trips than I accept. But the majority of orders are still pretty close to $30 during the overnight hours that I prefer to work.
@@AuNaturale2012 Thanks, I hope that it keeps up like this!
@@collardioscope Thank you so much! This tip has been a game changer for me in my first week or so of delivering! I don't see many $30 orders during the times that I work but I'm definitely feeling more confident in rejecting the lower paying offers and accepting more of those $18-$25 offers!
With Uber I always text the customer on the status like ‘still waiting for order’
Or ask the customer if they would like to have extra sauce or napkins etc.
With pizza delivery I always get crushed peppers and Parmesan pkts and napkins.
They appreciate little gestures like these.
I think communication is key. I typically get $1-$2 extra than the projected amount, sometimes much more, by keeping customers updated. I'm still struggling with identifying orders along power strips in my area, but your tips really do help. Thank you!
Higher concentration of customers may make order pickup faster, the drive shorter, but delivering to a campus or a high-rise complex can eat up time trying to drop off the food. I try to avoid the areas with lots of apartments and schools to lessen the aggravation of having difficult drop offs.
Good insight Jennifer, I think it always smooths out with time. I can clearly remember two or three massive complexes in San Diego that were intimidating and time wasting at first but smoothed out after I got some reps in
Truth
Same here. My deliveries are so much smoother with houses and suburban neighborhoods. Just drop off and go.
Once you familiarize yourself with these apartments it’ll be faster next time lol I live and work in the city and I do repeat deliveries to places that once frustrated me and YES house deliveries are the best and less stressful no doubt lol
I avoid downtown Dallas when there’s a sporting event because the parking takes FOREVER lol 😂 I check the American Airlines stadium schedule daily lol
My #1 suggestion is be cheerful and courteous. If you see the customer when leaving say something nice like Enjoy your food! Have a smile on and give good communication. I always indicate that I've picked up their food and am on the way so they know when it's now in MY hands vs. possible delays at the pickup location.
Send this exact text to your customer after you pick up their order and start heading towards them:
"Hi, (customer's name). Just picked up you order from (restaurant name) and I'm on my way. 😊"
Your tips will improve greatly!
Hi. I've picked up your order and will be arriving as soon as possible. Thank You for your patience 🙂
Hi I order pick you up, possible as soon arriving be.
@@hakan2099 Do you have dyslexia, bro? That sentence makes no sense whatsoever.
@@aflypoet When you personalize it with their name and the restaurant's name, it shows that you pay more attention to detail and comes off more professional.
3 days in and got myself tip increased for almost of 17trips. Thank you for posting! Your New Sub!
I do agree with the customer service aspect of it. When I don’t see an address on the door I call the customer to verify what the door looks like or the type of car in the drive way or if the restaurant is out of what was requested by the customer I see if we can do a substitute and I call the customer with that option. My tip seems bigger when i communicate
some great tips you gave! I've been doing this only part time for about 2 weeks now and everything you said I kind have figured out along the way. I made a few mistakes the first 2 days but learned quickly to adapt to try and earn more. A lot of it is just plain common sense but after listening to you I realized I'm doing a lot of the same stuff already. Thanks for the advise on some things though, it all helps!
Thanks! As a customer service specialist in other areas, this video was reassuringly helpful 💪🏾🤘🏾🙏🏾
Thank you so much, i just started the Uber eats but I’m little nervous to try it and seeing your video it help me a lot.
This info is absolutely the best stuff I have been exposed to, WITHOUT QUESTION, for my UE delivery success. I actually can't believe Mike is letting this just fly out here because these tips have been crucial to me "seeing the light" (making real money) delivering in my market. It's insane how important WHAT THIS MAN IS SAYING has been to the odds of my being successful. Thank you Mike (And your brother!). In my lil market I have learned to never go offline during a "shift".. just stay ONLINE. Just have faith! Stay out there, I dont chase, I sit in my ps's.. it just started to work, especially as I stuck to the best practices.
I don’t recommend university areas. Mostly fast food and no tips from young college people. I rather focus on high end areas stack orders . Make sure during dinner time you’re around nice steak or sushi places . Always text customer before you arrive and ask for a building code or instructions on how to get to apartment. This will save you time and give you more opportunities to get to next order quickly. Good luck to all .
Not in my area. U of R students tip great!
UE really effed me up for one stacked order by sending me to the 2nd order's address first and the 1st order's address second. Literally every other time they do it in order received. So I mixed up two orders. One of the orders went to this residential house and the second went to a local university. The one that called me to say he got the wrong order was the university student. I couldn't believe my eff up. I apologized to the kid and told him I can try to go back to the first delivery and see if they still have it at the door or go back to the restaurant and pay for a new order. He was like nah, I'll just eat this, it's ok. I apologized again and he said "it's ok. it was nice talking to you" I said, "I'm sorry?" He said it again and I returned the pleasantry. Luckily the kid was super cool. He and the other order still left the tip and didn't hurt my rating which is still 5 stars. I got lucky. But, I swore to myself I would never make that same mistake again because it was so egregious.
When delivering for any app that requires picture, I try to include house / apartment number or at least something unique the neighbors wouldn’t have in my picture if at all possible.
Videos helped us a lot on our 2nd week and things working great
I did 4-5 hours of delivery today for the first time and I am surprised tips were half of my total earnings.
Thanks for the tips. I live in a small town, and being a total beginner, I was making long drives out of power strip. lol.
I always communicate my ETA when I’m leaving the restaurant. So if I go to McDonald’s and it’s 10 minutes from them I shoot them a message with their name like “hey Charles! Will be there in 10 minutes :)” and usually they’ll go back and tip extra for communication.
Mike you're the best man!
Thanks for your tips! Very helpful!
Hey Mike how's it going? Just wanted to say thank you for your teachings, I've been following not too long now and have been doing uber for a few months and listening to you and watching your videos has helped me with uber eats and other apps I'm currently using as well. Keep up the great work :)
Much appreciated
Awesome. Great tips probably best info I've gotten. Talks to you and not at you!!
Thanks Mike, great help! I'm on UE Nashville.
that's what I was thinking I just started Uber and I noticed it's always better a good thing to pick a good area where u want to be for the day a area sorounded with restaurants and new homes
Point #2 is the one that I think is most impactful for me getting great paying orders.
Honestly I can't imagine why anyone would dislike, this very clear and very helpful, kudos man💯 you got a New shout out and recommended from me thank you very much💯
I hate that door dash will offer promos to one person and not the other. My husband and I both were DD at the same time and same area , he had a promo for 4 dollars while I did not have a promo. Which really sucks.
The message I send when I leave the restaurant with the order. "Vip package acquired. On route and on time for drop off at base camp". It's just a way of making someone think a little bit and smile and maybe laugh or just wonder if you're completely insane. Either way it seems to work hope that helps
this is super cute! it’s “en route,” though, a borrowed term from french. it’s pronounced similarly, hence the confusion, but there is no “on route”
So glad I found your channel! 🎸🎸
Thanks. Greeat Tips!! Especially the photo hack!
So helpful, thanks! As a rookie, these little questions are huge in my mind. You've answered some of those already. Also, I live in a remote town, driving TO the strips is going to be necessary, I guess so another great tip. Looking for airport tips. Just took my first passengers today but did not figure out the airport thieyet.
*thing yet.
Excellent tips, thank you
Thanks for the tips, just recently signed up for UberEats
If they did the bonus each week that would be great I'd do it more. Especially with gas prices now. The 2.50 payouts though kind of made me do it as a side job now.
I use my Doordash bag for my deliveries as well. I also purchased a bag for large orders and pizza bag.
I always always text upon arrival at restaurants with “ Good morning , I’m just waiting for your order “ which opens the door for a reply ( often ) .
Sometimes I’ll be told of a last minute change or other details. If I have a second pick up or stacked orders I’ll say “ I’ll be there as quick as I can”
The number one rule in my book is to use HEAT BAGS. ! Why on earth Ubereats makes this an option is beyond me. I once did a $200 food order using 5 assorted bags. I got a $35 tip .Before the days of COVID when I would see customers face to face I would often let them know that I use my heated seats to keep their food warm. More tips. No kidding.
Drive safe everyone.
Yeah if you don't have a space blanket bag you're screwing yourself. I'm actually going to order a couple more of the ones I have but, larger size. I had an order tonight from outback and they gave me this freaking behemoth takeout bag and it wouldn't fit in my heat bag. Luckily that order wasn't going very far. lol
Another thing I figured out is areas with a high concentration of restaurants AND hotels is a goldmine. I love hotel deliveries because they're usually ordering from restaurants in that same proximity and they always leave a decent tip. $8.50 for 1.3 miles yes please. Thank you.
I do this in downtown. I’ll just use public transportation and deliver. It saves gas and i love those hotel customers. They tip great 👍
in new zeaqland they will only pay out the higher of the two boosted options.. so if surge pay is higher than the 1.2 boost. you will only be paid once, and at the higher amount.. but not both stacked to make a really big boost..
I made a customer laugh when I told them that the car in front of me spent $50 on an order at a jack in the box. Then I would check in to let them know I was still waiting. I got a couple of extra $ tip.
In the last year my deliveries have gone done in Burbank/LA area. What I have noticed that more people are sitting outside the better restaurants and I am only getting smaller orders. I do not now how to over come this.
I notice I get extra tip when I leave them a message for leave at the door “left at door at 6 pm” for example.
Me too I always say enjoy your meal and have a good day
when I take a picture of the delivery I like to include the insulated bag. it shows the customer that it was delivered with care
Thank u for the tip 👍
In South Florida the word Quest has long disappeared, 2019 and 2020 there were quests nearly every weekend. We’re lucky to get surge areas now..
The Logan’s roadhouse in my city consistently gives me amazing orders. 3 times I’ve had a customer tip $20+
For people who deliver to apartments, make it EASY on yourself. Message the customer and ask them WHICH BUILDING NUMBER and if you go "left or right" when entering complex.
I ask that and I find apartments a lot faster. I used to spend time hunting for buildings and driving in circles looking for the apartment number. I sometimes find the apartment map on the way in, which helps to. Apartments are CAKE now. I used to HATE apartments, but now I love em. I will deliver two orders at a time to the same complex from McDonalds and literally make $12-15 in a matter of minutes, with tip included. The mileage is so much easier on your vehicle, as well.
Messaging your customers as you're waiting at the restaurant speeds up apartment deliveries. Don't think: "...I'm gonna find the apartment on my own." It's gonna irritate you to NO END looking for that apartment! LOL! Don't even try. Just message them.
U should have a youtube channel and give tips 👍
Thanks for the tip 👍
@@luxuryqueen42 I do. Click my name and sub me! LOL! I've got a lot of videos and analysis regarding rideshare on my channel.
@@luxuryqueen42 and you're VERY welcome!!!
@@MicDropBBQ FYI also for extended stay hotels like Studio 6, they’re like apartments so i dont know if u delivered there.
For service members that do deliveries during non-duty hours: unless you're blown away by the offer, avoid delivering on post. You'd figure business booms because barracks soldiers hate mess hall food, but delivering on post isn't worth it most of the time. You run the risk of getting a full inspection at the gate, military police are far stricter than their civilian counterparts, the barracks are a nightmare to navigate and barracks soldiers tend to be poor tippers and communicators. Installations are usually big dead zones as well.
Very true statement. I did Dominoes on the side and every time I delivered on base, I rarely even got a tip. I didn’t let it get to me because I understand that is your prerogative, but I always found it funny because they would spend $40 or higher on an order and not even bother a tip. All off base deliveries I easily made tips.
@@CaligrowntreyLuckily some of my best tips came from on-post housing (using military lingo and mentioning I'm a barracks rat lets them know I'm an active SM).
I've started closely reading the delivery address on my orders and if I see a street where barracks are and I'm not completely blown away by the order I deny it.
Also let the customer know when your in route and when you arrive. 😊
when i take the picture i take my delivery bag/box to include in the pic and add in the message ''Bon Appetit and have a nice day/evening'' just to let the customers that i took care of their food by keeping it hot and secured
This is great! I just started Uber Eating in Pittsburgh and live near Lawrenceville. Any suggestions?
In the Fort Myers market, it barely pays what you can claim on your taxes. They no longer offered quest. They only did quest for a little bit of time.
I don’t fool with college areas . Those kids don’t tip AT ALL ! Have lots of them here but the areas suck ! Takes you out of the hot zone by 15 ~20 minutes for base pay . Just isn’t worth it .
For real. The college kids put in a tip first, make you do extra stuff in the freezing cold while calling you "friend", and then take off the whole tip.
The college I deliver to give good tips.
Thanks for the info
But in Australia we dont pay tips. And may I ask, after delivering do you drive back to the hot zone to get more orders?
Hey, I’ve seen some of your videos and there is something wrong with my uber driver app, i can never see the earnings upfront, I’ve talk to support so many times that im already tired. Any advice?
What are the power strips here in Pittsburgh? Great Video Btw, new subscriber and fellow driver from Pitt!!
I just started UE today and made $60.00 in three hours! I'm really impressed so far
I started yesterday out of boredom on my 2 days off. My tip amounts are rising at a decent rate, I must be doing SOMETHING right, I think only 1 of them was over the pre-tip amount so I think I'm just finding the better pickups... How is Uber life in downtown (I'm up near Wexford/Ross Township)? I hate driving in cities, how do you manage deliveries/parking down there? I am envious of the surges down there but not sure I want to deal with the headaches...
Thanks for the advice. I feel Uber doesnt have very good training for the most part on advice like this and it helps to maximize driving and customer deliveries so they are happy to tip.
Love it haha i be delvering Uber with my door dash bag 😂
I been driving for UE for a year now and I still haven’t seen the quest challenges. I only see the surge and boost areas on promotion tab. Please me thank you
How does surge pay work? I've gotten the notification at the bottom of my screen multiple times for different amounts but I never see it reflected in my pay!
communication is key. I've gotten better tips from keeping people updated. did you show up and they said the order was gonna be another 5-10 minutes? send a quick message saying hey im here and your food is going to be ready is ___ minutes. I've had really good reactions to keeping customers informed and i think its helped my tips
Hey Mike! how about a video on low cost options for a body cam setup for safety?
How is a body cam going to keep you safe?
Every marketplace does well when they roll it out as they did in New York City 3 years ago. Then it will dry out. You will make money in New York City but not as much as you did as three years ago.
I've been doing this for almost 2 months, countless hours and never received any promotions or anything. Only surge pay. I drive around collecting surge pay and then never get orders. Here in East PA it's a busy area lots of restaurants and Uber advertises make 17 an hour sign in now and I'll wait 3 hrs to get a 6 dollar order. A lot of miles and ware and tare on my vehicle for 6 dollars for 3 hours.
Unfortunately I live near bad inner city areas and those areas have the most restaurants and orders, but arent the safest, so I stick to the suburbs and since its summer and everyone is eating out, not much orders, been slow all summer. In the colder months I made a lot doing ubereats since everyone was inside.
Thanks for the real info.
Thank you
Perfect person for me to follow lol im from Pittsburgh too
UE in my market area is awful. Lot of miles for less money. Tip baiting is out of control. When I first started with UE is was great. After about 150 delivery started going down hill. I took one delivery yesterday in a 4 hour window.
Dose it help earning if you try to delivery the food faster than expected delivery time ? Or uber just takes your drive / work time and re calculate the pay rate if you delivery it earlier than expected
Just did my first shift and after gas cost, i averaged about 9-10 dollars an hour including tips. Minimum wage in my state is 15.
Cool ! I’m from Pittsburgh
I’ve been having problems we’re customers order and tip but after they reduce the tip and I always ask my self what did I do wrong I always do everything as asked that’s really frustrating. Also when a restaurant forgets an item customers will give a bad rate to drivers.
Tip baiting. People from certain colleges do it a LOT
@@DishaAsphyxiated I hate them, always some ratchet college girl with instructions like "DO NOT LEAVE UNTIL I GET MY FOOD IN MY HANDS" + A pin code. If I see it's going to the college now I just unassign. Drive 10 minutes thru a college to wait for 15 for no tip. Never again.
Call uber and tell them they should adjust your rate. Happens to me and 2 days later Uber will email me they adjusted my fare.
In LA you can see Uber connect orders if you stay green in the accept and decline thing for Uber x
Have u noticed a slow down in UE in LA?
@@texasjatt7488 yeah it’s definitely slow for Uber x and Uber eats for some reason
@@stevenduron2952 OK so it's not just me. I gotta hop on door dash and multi app
@@texasjatt7488 I remember during the middle of Covid I would decline 5 request in 20 seconds till I found the best one but now it’s like I get what I can get lol
Is the Uber connect option available on Uber Eats also?
I dont know if this is happening in my market area but I dont think I can stack bonuses like surge and boost cant apply at the same time. Whichever is the highest they pay you. I'm new to UE but i still havent seen a Quest at all. Also the requests that i get are usually $3-5 range. anything more than that means long drives. like $7 means 25-35 min trips. Any suggestions how to counter this?
My city doesn't qualify for UE's surge pays, nor have I seen any quests or promotions. :/
Customers please don't take naps while we're on our way! If it was me I'd be there to retrieve my food while it's hot!!....Thank you!
Omg!! That drives me insane like how are they so sleepy after they ordered food idk how long they expect us to be before we are there lol
Oh don’t let it be night time the porch light never on.
@@deelee6080 i wouldnt deliver at night for safety reasons
@@luxuryqueen42 facts
I loss upfront details with connect as it was a uberx? I keep it off.I declined and noticed my upfront went down
I make $30-$35/hr at my local Domino's in Wisconsin. Yes I have to answer phones, do dishes, wait on customers at counter. But I drive a hell of a lot less miles. I'm in Tampa as a snowbird and tried Ubereats for a week and made $15/hr. Anybody in Tampa help me out?
What is the dollar amount on the top left of earnings ? Not sure what that is
For some reason, I don't get any promotions like take 40 trips and get X amount, that option just vanished
Hi I just started doing Uber driver, and does the ( Para )Map help or not or is it just better to stay with Uber's?
Hello mike I drive uber eats las Vegas NV and it was good at one point in time but no matter where i go power strip areas uber likes to sent you runs that pay only 2.00 and they want you to drive anywhere from 5 miles to 9 miles this is not right then they will sent you a 10.00 order very rare and want you to drive 11 to 14 miles. i dont understand this system maybe you could explain it to me and walmart runs are the worst you have a run and it may pay 9.00 if you wait more that 15 min and cancel due to walmart not haveing the order ready you only get 3.00 dollars it sucks how can how can you make more money in the las vegas area please help thanks
Unfortunately in south africa we dont have the predicted payout. For some reason my app doesn't even show the heat map where it is busy. I have contacted support and they have not fixed it at all.
UE has recently sent us squiggly lines for hot spots. I went to one last night and sat for 20 min and got no orders. I live .05 miles from 50-75 restaurants so I am staying home.
What about turning Uber eats on while at home waiting for orders if you live close to merchants. Works most of the time for me but I wonder if it’s makes a difference if I go out n wait closer by the strips ?
I do the same but I wonder if I can make more by going through other strips
I do that for DoorDash, however it really depends on the area
I always turn it on in the driveway as I'm leaving to go to my area I like. I'm pretty sure they're sending you proximity based orders. I'm in an area where there isn't much within a mile. If I turned it on at home and waited I'd probably be waiting all day for an order to pop. lol
😅😅 I do the same thing ...request is non stop and sends me anywhere when I'm at home. .
Can you explain this? I listen to a morning radio show from St. Louis, the other day they discussed how DD was going to deliver Girl Scout cookies, a guest on the show , said he would never order from DD because of how the restaurants get screwed from DD. I have heard this before, ie: the Domino;s commercial, Can you explain this , how does the restaurants profit or not from food deliveries. Thanks
Cuz they have to pay a percentage too for using a 3rd party delivery service
in south africa is different....i wish i was that side...people don't order too much
Is there a way to get quests because I deliver in Buffalo NY and my app never gives me quests and the only time there was a quest was on Christmas to New Years then they went away and I don’t get them unless I assume only on holidays. But either way the quests I did get were only the small ones where you complete 4 deliveries for a extra $5
Those are the only quests I've ever seen and also only on holidays.
Good tip for universities but they don’t tip well usually. Younger, trying to save $, I get it. I’m gonna go to the ocean side where rich people live, and see if it makes a difference in the tips lol.
My first week of Uber Eats. Saturday night 5-7pm sat in a surge pay area. I received 2 offers for restaurants that were miles away from the surge pay area and took me 10-15 miles away from the surge pay area. During the week I tried different surge pay areas and was given 2 or 3 offers for lunch that were absolutely awful 5.25 for 12 miles. Any suggestions are highly appreciated.
Sounds like UE just isn't popular enough in your area
Maybe.. and I could be wrong, my market doesnt see too many surge/bonuses but I have found certain areas to sit. Dont try to chase the clouds, just find those swankier restaraunts in areas you feel ok sitting.. worth a shot. Sometimes i'll get really nice stuff outside my normal strips and it's always the nicer joints.
Your example of 5.25 for 12 miles is an obvious case of "net fare only". Meaning no tip was given through the app at time of order by the customer. NEVER accept those. Dont' accept 2-4 dollar orders EVER. Accepting orders like that just encourages people not to tip. Unacceptable for me. 5 dollar order on less than 2 miles is just ok (that would be net fare of 2 bucks plus a 3 dollar tip). Always keep in mind the net fare formula. I'm still trying to figure it out but, I think it's like 2 bucks for 2 or 3 miles and then that drops to about 35 cents/mile after that. But, you should be able to identify orders that make sense for you to accept pretty easily.
You drop the best knowledge so far About how things really are , And what a person could expect.
@@Kostly This info is what got me broke and losing everything. Miami don't play that ish. As soon as you don't accept one or it will stop sending you anymore. Sometimes it will give you 3 chances. The tips you guys give don't seem to work in big cities cause they have everybody and anybody on these apps. So you are very disposable. They will let you run around from area to area and not give you a Dmmm thing!
Yes this happens on Uber X also we can’t see how much the payout is any advise for this platform that’s what a do the most ?? Thx ☺️ love your channel!!
Gotta get it down to get gold status and then you can see more info
I do uberx in northern IL
My cancellation rate is a bit high because of this.
@@Go_GoJuice_120 thx for that answer I’m in phx az and I’m daimound and still can’t see payout on the Uber x platform before u accept the ride ! All u see is the minutes u gonna drive and miles no money until u complete the ride and believe me sometimes really not worth it ! 😠
First day doing uber eats during lunch and dinner. Made tips equal to my fares. I dont know if thats very good or not
You keep referring to a "Quest" for bonuses. We have yet to see that promotion in our area (the phoenix area). Is this just in some markets, like areas that don't have enough drivers? We also never see more than 1.1 boost in an area.
Its kinda rare in my area
I started with UE back in November and saw Quests for both Nov and Dec 2021 in the Phoenix area. Nowadays, I don't see them anymore. I'm wondering the same. What's going on? I loved the Quests. It kept me motivated to use UE. Now I hesitate or don't use UE as often as DD.
@@diyadanuelishmartempleofhe1624 In my area, I did Quests in November, but haven't seen any since. With Quests, I had my best delivery day ever, but it's been almost 2 months since then. Maybe I was too good?!
I'm in the DC area. We don't have boosts, but we do have weekday and weekend quests, and surges (rarely). I guess it all depends on the market.
Once they track that you are driving often, they know you are going to be doing the rides anyway. No need to pay you extra. If you take a month off from the app, they will offer another incentive to get you back on the road.
I never get bonuses or opportunities, I’m so confused!
You need to do a video about the terrible decision Uber has made where they won't show you the upfront address if you decline only a few orders. It infuriates me as a driver.
Worst decision ever!!
It just happened to me yesterday. I just closed the app and went home. I'm not driving if I don't know where I'm going. Areas I refuse to deliver too.
Really? I just started and i decline orders that are taking me out of my bussy zone. Or zones where i probaly will not get good orders. If uber does this we are employes because they are controlling us. We are not self-employed
That's just awful. Thankfully that ain't happening in my market.
Its downright dangerous too
How do know where to find a power strip
been with Uber Eats for 3 weeks haven't seen a single quest yet. Are these not given to new drivers?