The Disturbing Truth Behind UberEats Stacked Orders

It's good to have Increased earnings from taking two food delivery orders; however, there are two hidden risks that could have lasting consequences.
Don't blindly accept every order that comes through, especially on double or stacked orders. I didn't mention it in the video but sometimes the first customer tipped and the second order is a no tip or low tip order. What's even more offensive is that the app will direct you do deliver the no tip order first.
There are two hidden risks from accepting double or stacked orders. Watch this video to learn about them. I guarantee you'll think twice before doing these types of orders.
Russ
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[@TheRussRyde]

Has this happened to you yet? Russ

[@RHTrickster]

Wow, that's awesome, thanks for sharing🎉

[@TheRussRyde]

For sure! I appreciate your support. Russ.

[@jerrsee]

Wow 99% acceptance rate. My acceptance rate here in my area is 10% as I get too many crappy orders offered to me

[@TheRussRyde]

You are wise to keep it that way! The cons FAR outweigh the pros for a high acceptance rate. I’m planning to wrap up this saga at the end of the year or maybe a little longer for me to get back to 100%. But it is clearly not worth it. Thank you for letting me know about your AR! Russ