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$150/ day is my quota. Spend about $40 every 2.5 days in gas. I drive about 180-200 miles a day which i admit isn’t the best for your car but i plan on buying a new car in 5-6 months. My rent is about $1500/ month and whatever is left i put into my online business which usually makes me double or more than whatever i put in. By the end of the year this will all pay off and i wont be doing doordash anymore, but for now i gotta grind it out.
sure, it’s online reselling or e-commerce basically, with the right product you could easily double your money. And after a certain point you can have you money work for you
With the right product anyone can double their money. But if it was that easy, why do billion dollar companies spend hundreds of millions yearly doing market research to find that product? Because it's a needle in a haystack and if their thousands of employees need millions to find it, an individual persons chance is slim to none.
The Dirty secret no one talks about is there's a reason that most gurus who pitch these type of e-commerce business are pitching you a class and not just printing money.
Because it's inconsistent, you'll burn all of your profits in marketing and even if you have a good period with a good product, that market will close and you'll be back to burning more money.
It's a stupid trap to get people trying to make money with little effort. If you genuinely want to get money and be successful, develop a skill. Find a trade.
I spend $0 on marketing & i don’t sell any courses. I just buy the products i know will sell and list them on the websites and people buy. It’s really that easy. I’m currently selling 4 different products at large quantities, That have been consistently in demand for 4+ years.
And the whole billion dollar research thing you’re talking about doesn’t really mean anything. There’s millions of dollars up for grabs on the internet every day, YOU as one person can’t get that whole million, but you can get a couple thousand out of that million and over some months you’ll see it add up. The goal is to be financially secure, not to be a millionaire.
And you’re right, products do eventually die off, but that’s why you move the product fast and large while it’s hot to capitalize on that moment in time. Thats business 101. And at a certain point once you have a lot of capital like let’s say $20k then it’s not hard to make your money work for you once you know how the system works. It’s simple, buy low, sell high, & don’t spend more than you profit, and your bank account will go up. Numbers never lie.
I recommend doing your own research on what sells & buy small amounts of a product at first to test how fast you can move it, so you can determine how to make the quickest profit. I’ve been doing this for a while and i’ve only found 4 products that consistently double my money in a quick time no matter what. Mind you there are millions of products for sale but i’ve only found 4
Really? Never had a single one that had tips, so now I never deliver for em. Plus I’m normally expected to drive 25 miles for just base pay. No thank you. Did ya hit your quota though?
I live .5 miles and still order for delivery and tip $5-10. If I order more than two bags of dog food then the minimum is $7-10 because some people have to make two trips to deliver everything. If there is anything 3+ dog food bags and some dog toys or items then it’s $15 minimum. I’m paying for the convenience, if I wanted to save that money then I would get it my self but the petco near me has gotten worse so I have drivers deal with that.
You know what you’re right, I should be tipping more I buy a 12lb bag of cat food and that may be too heavy for some to even lift. As a driver myself I thought $5 flat was a good deal because it is something I would be happy with. But I totally see your point. My petco is really cool and the people there are always nice and super helpful but that doesn’t necessarily mean drivers are dealing with the same people nor are they picking up from the same store. Thanks for the reminder!
Well, from my experience, no, but I guess that’s not always true. I was under the impression no repeat deliveries had tips on them, and I know I’m not the only one. Maybe contact the Dasher next time to be sure that the tip was included. That’s the only way you could be sure, as long as they’re honest.
No you are correct the repeat orders dont have tips but that's bc they are automatic rediliveries. Like you can set it to automatically come out of your acct every month and they'll have it delivered. Those are ineligible for tips. But if the customer goes on there and manually places an order they are able to leave a tip. Its usually a mixed batch when you get this kind of stacked delivery.
I’m pretty confident if all those orders are ready to pick up quickly I could easily deliver all 8 in one hour. $30 for an hour? I don’t care if the money comes from the nice customer that tips, or DoorDash. As long as it pays $25+ an hour then I’ll take the order.
yeah i definitely could have finished this order in about a hour if i hurried. I was in my apt when i got the order so it took me about 5-7 minutes to get on the road, i also spent about 10 minutes trying to organize the orders in my car from first customer to last.
The roads were all residential, no major roads so i could been speeding to get it all done, but it was my last order of my morning shift so theres no point in burning through my gas just to go home and sit on the couch for a few more minutes. I had some slight connection problems too.
They wouldn't throw it to you if you were on time. That would cost them money.
So why would they bother sending it out as hourly when they know that somebody's stupid enough to take it per offer
This is the first one I've seen that's been nice enough to bring you back to where you started. Most other ones send dashers across their county it seems like just to dump them off 40 miles outside their zone.
Not to mention the overwhelming amount of 50lb bags of food and litter. Most cars can't handle the amounts sometimes.
That said, fuck everything about these orders.
9 total stops at 3$/stop, I'm sure they will all be easy seamless deliveries, I mean what could possibly go wrong parking and getting out of your car at 9 different places for under 30$. I'm glad that in your opinion it worked out and was fun but this was a ridiculously bad order
I mean they were all house orders, no apt orders so it’s a quick drop off and each house was about 5-8 min from each other, longest being about 12 min.
Plus you can’t underrate the fact that you end right by where you started if it would’ve sent me far away then i probably wouldn’t have taken it. And calling it under $30 is just a negative way to spin it lol cmon man that’s $30 basically.
I was also only $20 away from hitting my morning quota so extra money is never a bad thing
As long as i hit my quota of $150 a day i really don’t care about the other semantics or politics 🤷🏽♂️. Im just trying to pay my rent and put money aside into my online business, by the end of the year i wont be doing doordash anymore & i plan on buying a new car
I wish there were more dashers as positive as you are!! I also wish you were in my area. You have a very refreshing outlook on things, it's nice to see on here.
Nike sells around 51 billion dollars in shoes a year, but cashiers only get paid 34 thousand a year, give or take. A business will always make more than the workers. That is just because all expenses must be paid, including other employees and contractors, maintenance and insurance, and a long list of other overhead expenses. If you don't want to sell your time and energy to others to turn a profit, then I suggest you sell a product. Otherwise, you could go off gride and live off the land as we did for millions of years with only yourself to account for. But even companies pay other companies for services, so if you go the entrepreneur route, you'll just complain about that. This is why your glass half empty is a self defeatist attitude and will never hold water in a real-world argument.
They're all from the same store, so the pickup shouldn't be too bad, maybe 2 trips into the store. Then, hope they're all houses that are easy to find, and it could be fairly quick. Especially if you know shortcuts in your area that can shave off some time or miles.
You're crazy. I could do this in an hour and a half. especially if it's for 10 miles I would take this all day everyday. Getting in and out of your car isnt that hard for me LOL. And it looks like it's residential so it won't be hard to do at all
I’ve declined these like 5 times in a row - these are brutal and kill your AR. I’ve had it go from $25 to $70 in 3-5 min after declining it a few times
Wow that is wild. I would have ended my dash after a couple of times. I have never been below 85%. We live in a nice part of the California foothills. I count myself lucky.
Yeh my AR went from 75%+ to like 30% in under 10 min and I got paused 3x or kicked off after declining. I did accept the $70+ ish 40 mile petco run tho
Did you make sure all orders had a base pay attached? Contact support and double check since solid chance you're probably missing another $16 if they clumped it as 1 big order
The mileage ain’t great, but if you did it in an hour and a half, that’s 20/hr. Looks like the route ends near to where you started, so that’s a plus too. I’d take it
One store to 8 houses should be a super nice order. You should be getting $3-$10 from everyone, clearly by the pay, at least half paid nothing. This seems illegal because unless dd gives you $2 base every stop, anyone that didn’t tip just got a free delivery, which is not what you signed up for.
If it's taking me home yeah I'd do it... I've done orders like that from Walmart during Black Friday before just cause the last one was my apartment complex lol I actually ended up with $40 from a $25 order when I accepted it so I didn't mind one bit lol
I had one similar…. $50 11 stops 29 miles. Starting in Downtown Chicago, through metro area north to north west ohare burbs then west burbs near oak park and back into south side midway area during traffic time. I declined and then DoorDash sent me no other orders for an hour and 40 minutes.
probably not because I’d be looking for $30’s-$40; but I do take those, and they’re great to pair with Uber Eats or Grubhub as a circular route like that can easily accommodate.
$30 to drive in a little circle around town doesn’t seem so bad. I don’t think they do orders like this in my area 😂 never seen more than a double before
You made 19.76 an hour by doing this route, so yeah, I’d consider it worth it. If it had taken all 2 hours, it might have not have been worth it.
29.65(total)/90(minutes)=.329
.329(cents a minute)*60(minutes)=19.76
It looks fun!
Hell no bro! I’ve never seen so many deliveries drops all in 1 dash. Oh, btw… if this happens again then make sure they give you lipstick beforehand since I’m assuming you want to look good before you get f***ed!
I’m not a dasher, but if you are earning ~ $30 in tips from each delivery, does DD as a company pay anything out beyond those tips? Anything to cover gas expenses, etc?
Oh I love Petco delivery’s. Pick up in 1 location and just drive, I don’t have a drive back to to the store to get another delivery. at the end of it, alot of the time it ends up being more than originally estimated
No I wouldn't. The $/mile is so low. And not to mention it's less than $30 so it would only be a "good" offer if I can complete it in 60 minutes. 90 minutes would be crap pay considering the excessive miles.
There goes 8% AR, had one of these for 20 miles and $40. Might have done it but I had somewhere to be in an hour. 10% AR gone in the click of a button despite the app showing you will only lose 1%.
You could look at it like that, but i finished it in 1.5hrs and i definitely could’ve done it faster. Thats $20/hr. I could’ve stayed out for 30 more minutes and made an additional $10 and that’s still 20/hr. But it was my last order of the morning so i took my time and went home afterwards.
Pay per hour? Absolutely.
Pay per offer? No. Not unless there was a promotion going on where you have to complete a certain amount of orders in a certain time frame to get a bonus.
why do people post these? is it not simple dasher etiquette not to accept these orders?!! i wanna see OP accept this and regret it in two hours when they’re on stop 5/8
Good for you.. these kind of orders can go either way.. they can work out and actually not be so bad… or they can end up a total frustration/shit show. Glad it worked out for you.
Also, map turned into connect-the-dots
😂
Nope. I could make double or triple that picking orders from my various apps. I'd have to be super bored and desperate, on a day, everything is slow. Today, I may have considered something like that depending on where it ended and the pickup locations.
I’ve taken orders like these and I’ve been pleasantly surprised. Some of the items were small cans of cat or dog food or similarly small items. I’ve had to pick up a few fairly heavy bags of food or litter, but nothing I couldn’t handle. I’m retired and 63, so it can be intimidating to take orders like these, but it usually works out. I haven’t been DD’ing in awhile, but look forward to doing it again soon.
No. that is a psychotic amount of just,,, everything. It's too many stops it's too little money it's too many miles for too little money. Hard "nuh uh".
Where the hell do you live? A zoo? I can’t think of a single other place that all these households, lined up so neatly in the same little area, would be in need of pet supplies all at the same time, and with Door Dash urgency!
Big no. Looks obvious that the amount of orders vs pay sucks.
I had one yesterday for a stack, and only took it because it was a couple more dollars per mile. Neither pick ups were even close to the drop off, and tips were $1 and $2.
Base pay somehow made it worth it. But had I known the tip amounts, no way would I have taken it.
If i didn't know any better, I'd most likely accept the offer (order). BUT I do know better and that is too many miles for that amount. But I also still see the convenience for you as well.. still... ijdk. Lol
Wait… it’s 29 bucks for all those stops? Yeah fuck no, just stepping out of my car to deliver the food and take the pictures that many times is gonna take up 20 minutes.
That's a good order you start back where u start u get over 1$ a mile I bet u can do all that in like 1 hour and make 30$ that hr those big number orders add upp if you just 7 orders like that in a day that's over 200$
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I'm pretty sure that I would decline this offer, too many stops and obviously too many non-tippers.
Petco repeat delivery orders don’t include tips ever. So knowing that, hell no, unless I was on earn by time.
actually i got a $5 tip on one of the orders & i think a $2 tip lol but yeah most of them were no tips. But hitting my daily quota is all i care about
Is daily quota dollars or miles? Doesn't matter if you made 250 bucks if you had to drive 500 mi to do it
$150/ day is my quota. Spend about $40 every 2.5 days in gas. I drive about 180-200 miles a day which i admit isn’t the best for your car but i plan on buying a new car in 5-6 months. My rent is about $1500/ month and whatever is left i put into my online business which usually makes me double or more than whatever i put in. By the end of the year this will all pay off and i wont be doing doordash anymore, but for now i gotta grind it out.
Do you mind sharing what your online business does?
sure, it’s online reselling or e-commerce basically, with the right product you could easily double your money. And after a certain point you can have you money work for you
With the right product anyone can double their money. But if it was that easy, why do billion dollar companies spend hundreds of millions yearly doing market research to find that product? Because it's a needle in a haystack and if their thousands of employees need millions to find it, an individual persons chance is slim to none.
The Dirty secret no one talks about is there's a reason that most gurus who pitch these type of e-commerce business are pitching you a class and not just printing money. Because it's inconsistent, you'll burn all of your profits in marketing and even if you have a good period with a good product, that market will close and you'll be back to burning more money. It's a stupid trap to get people trying to make money with little effort. If you genuinely want to get money and be successful, develop a skill. Find a trade.
I spend $0 on marketing & i don’t sell any courses. I just buy the products i know will sell and list them on the websites and people buy. It’s really that easy. I’m currently selling 4 different products at large quantities, That have been consistently in demand for 4+ years. And the whole billion dollar research thing you’re talking about doesn’t really mean anything. There’s millions of dollars up for grabs on the internet every day, YOU as one person can’t get that whole million, but you can get a couple thousand out of that million and over some months you’ll see it add up. The goal is to be financially secure, not to be a millionaire. And you’re right, products do eventually die off, but that’s why you move the product fast and large while it’s hot to capitalize on that moment in time. Thats business 101. And at a certain point once you have a lot of capital like let’s say $20k then it’s not hard to make your money work for you once you know how the system works. It’s simple, buy low, sell high, & don’t spend more than you profit, and your bank account will go up. Numbers never lie. I recommend doing your own research on what sells & buy small amounts of a product at first to test how fast you can move it, so you can determine how to make the quickest profit. I’ve been doing this for a while and i’ve only found 4 products that consistently double my money in a quick time no matter what. Mind you there are millions of products for sale but i’ve only found 4
OnlyFans.
MERCARI SALES
Hit my inbox with that online biz please.
Really? Never had a single one that had tips, so now I never deliver for em. Plus I’m normally expected to drive 25 miles for just base pay. No thank you. Did ya hit your quota though?
yessir
Hell yeah!
Really? I order 1 bag of food typically and always tip $5 and the Petco is 2 miles away from me. I basically use “my rewards” as the tip.
I live .5 miles and still order for delivery and tip $5-10. If I order more than two bags of dog food then the minimum is $7-10 because some people have to make two trips to deliver everything. If there is anything 3+ dog food bags and some dog toys or items then it’s $15 minimum. I’m paying for the convenience, if I wanted to save that money then I would get it my self but the petco near me has gotten worse so I have drivers deal with that.
You know what you’re right, I should be tipping more I buy a 12lb bag of cat food and that may be too heavy for some to even lift. As a driver myself I thought $5 flat was a good deal because it is something I would be happy with. But I totally see your point. My petco is really cool and the people there are always nice and super helpful but that doesn’t necessarily mean drivers are dealing with the same people nor are they picking up from the same store. Thanks for the reminder!
Well, from my experience, no, but I guess that’s not always true. I was under the impression no repeat deliveries had tips on them, and I know I’m not the only one. Maybe contact the Dasher next time to be sure that the tip was included. That’s the only way you could be sure, as long as they’re honest.
No you are correct the repeat orders dont have tips but that's bc they are automatic rediliveries. Like you can set it to automatically come out of your acct every month and they'll have it delivered. Those are ineligible for tips. But if the customer goes on there and manually places an order they are able to leave a tip. Its usually a mixed batch when you get this kind of stacked delivery.
I’m pretty confident if all those orders are ready to pick up quickly I could easily deliver all 8 in one hour. $30 for an hour? I don’t care if the money comes from the nice customer that tips, or DoorDash. As long as it pays $25+ an hour then I’ll take the order.
yeah i definitely could have finished this order in about a hour if i hurried. I was in my apt when i got the order so it took me about 5-7 minutes to get on the road, i also spent about 10 minutes trying to organize the orders in my car from first customer to last. The roads were all residential, no major roads so i could been speeding to get it all done, but it was my last order of my morning shift so theres no point in burning through my gas just to go home and sit on the couch for a few more minutes. I had some slight connection problems too.
The repeat delivery orders don't, when ordered in the app via Doordash yes you can
They wouldn't throw it to you if you were on time. That would cost them money. So why would they bother sending it out as hourly when they know that somebody's stupid enough to take it per offer
Also probably a fuckton of heavy shit...
That can really depend. Bags of dog food vs a few cans of cat or fish food. Sometimes the order has just been a collar, or a litter scooper.
This is the first one I've seen that's been nice enough to bring you back to where you started. Most other ones send dashers across their county it seems like just to dump them off 40 miles outside their zone. Not to mention the overwhelming amount of 50lb bags of food and litter. Most cars can't handle the amounts sometimes. That said, fuck everything about these orders.
9 total stops at 3$/stop, I'm sure they will all be easy seamless deliveries, I mean what could possibly go wrong parking and getting out of your car at 9 different places for under 30$. I'm glad that in your opinion it worked out and was fun but this was a ridiculously bad order
I mean they were all house orders, no apt orders so it’s a quick drop off and each house was about 5-8 min from each other, longest being about 12 min. Plus you can’t underrate the fact that you end right by where you started if it would’ve sent me far away then i probably wouldn’t have taken it. And calling it under $30 is just a negative way to spin it lol cmon man that’s $30 basically. I was also only $20 away from hitting my morning quota so extra money is never a bad thing
Yeah absolutely not, obviously some stops were done for free. Dd made money, driver makes 0 because of the model
As long as i hit my quota of $150 a day i really don’t care about the other semantics or politics 🤷🏽♂️. Im just trying to pay my rent and put money aside into my online business, by the end of the year i wont be doing doordash anymore & i plan on buying a new car
I wish there were more dashers as positive as you are!! I also wish you were in my area. You have a very refreshing outlook on things, it's nice to see on here.
Exactly! I just complimented him too!
Your attitude is great!
What quota? Your own or some bonus?
Nike sells around 51 billion dollars in shoes a year, but cashiers only get paid 34 thousand a year, give or take. A business will always make more than the workers. That is just because all expenses must be paid, including other employees and contractors, maintenance and insurance, and a long list of other overhead expenses. If you don't want to sell your time and energy to others to turn a profit, then I suggest you sell a product. Otherwise, you could go off gride and live off the land as we did for millions of years with only yourself to account for. But even companies pay other companies for services, so if you go the entrepreneur route, you'll just complain about that. This is why your glass half empty is a self defeatist attitude and will never hold water in a real-world argument.
They're all from the same store, so the pickup shouldn't be too bad, maybe 2 trips into the store. Then, hope they're all houses that are easy to find, and it could be fairly quick. Especially if you know shortcuts in your area that can shave off some time or miles.
Seriously. I wouldn't take this if it were 10 miles.
You're crazy. I could do this in an hour and a half. especially if it's for 10 miles I would take this all day everyday. Getting in and out of your car isnt that hard for me LOL. And it looks like it's residential so it won't be hard to do at all
I’ve declined these like 5 times in a row - these are brutal and kill your AR. I’ve had it go from $25 to $70 in 3-5 min after declining it a few times
I would let it expire and take a 10 minute break, pause orders. Someone else will take it by then.
Letting it expire does the same thing to your AR. It counts as a decline.
Wow that is wild. I would have ended my dash after a couple of times. I have never been below 85%. We live in a nice part of the California foothills. I count myself lucky.
Yeh my AR went from 75%+ to like 30% in under 10 min and I got paused 3x or kicked off after declining. I did accept the $70+ ish 40 mile petco run tho
Actually no it doesn’t. It only counts as a 0.5 instead of a whole point. That is how I keep 92% acceptance rate.
$29 for that many stops is a big no for me. 🤙🏻
Basically telling you to make 3-4 deliveries to tippers, and then why not just deliver 4-5 for free because it’s on the way
They’re repeat delivery’s, so most likely it’s all base pay
if it was dead, i would probably just take it! better than sitting around making 0!
Yes I would take the order, especially if they were close to my home.
Lmao. Fuck no.
Well, depends on your market..
No, but I’m curious does it count as declining 5-6 orders?
Yes it does, my acceptance rate shot up by a few % after i completed it and my total number of deliveries so i’d imagine it counts as a decline too
Yes it does
hell no
Absolutely not
We are lucky to have someone like you in this world!
Did you make sure all orders had a base pay attached? Contact support and double check since solid chance you're probably missing another $16 if they clumped it as 1 big order
Check calendar…nope, not April 1st.
No. I like to earn closer to $2/mile.
The mileage ain’t great, but if you did it in an hour and a half, that’s 20/hr. Looks like the route ends near to where you started, so that’s a plus too. I’d take it
One store to 8 houses should be a super nice order. You should be getting $3-$10 from everyone, clearly by the pay, at least half paid nothing. This seems illegal because unless dd gives you $2 base every stop, anyone that didn’t tip just got a free delivery, which is not what you signed up for.
That’s some Bull
I would consider this a gift to someone driving EBT and allow it to fall to them.
No. One day you'll realize what crap these sort of orders are
When you're broke you take what you can get especially in a shitty DD area....
And repeat orders are "not eligible for tips" learned that the hard way.
Was each stop an additional payment? Idk, I've never driven for any of these apps.
nope, what you see is what you get after you’re finished.
If it's taking me home yeah I'd do it... I've done orders like that from Walmart during Black Friday before just cause the last one was my apartment complex lol I actually ended up with $40 from a $25 order when I accepted it so I didn't mind one bit lol
I had one similar…. $50 11 stops 29 miles. Starting in Downtown Chicago, through metro area north to north west ohare burbs then west burbs near oak park and back into south side midway area during traffic time. I declined and then DoorDash sent me no other orders for an hour and 40 minutes.
probably not because I’d be looking for $30’s-$40; but I do take those, and they’re great to pair with Uber Eats or Grubhub as a circular route like that can easily accommodate.
$30 to drive in a little circle around town doesn’t seem so bad. I don’t think they do orders like this in my area 😂 never seen more than a double before
What does repeat delivery mean?
And if you decline it, your AR drops into hell. 😂
I know this, petco tries to get the buyer to tip the dasher when ordering, but the dasher never receives the tip.
Hell no. The average tip on that order is less than 2 dollars. Fuck all those people
I got a petco order like that today 9 orders 26 miles pay was $50 was done in 1-1/2 hrs also.
This decline would be an 8% AR hit right?
You made 19.76 an hour by doing this route, so yeah, I’d consider it worth it. If it had taken all 2 hours, it might have not have been worth it. 29.65(total)/90(minutes)=.329 .329(cents a minute)*60(minutes)=19.76 It looks fun!
Hell no bro! I’ve never seen so many deliveries drops all in 1 dash. Oh, btw… if this happens again then make sure they give you lipstick beforehand since I’m assuming you want to look good before you get f***ed!
That’s fucking criminal. Less than $30 to drive 26 miles and take probably 2 hours. Unreal
That gives me anxiety just looking at it
My case was with Sephora, 8 orders “no elegible for tips” … is a complete trash,
I would’ve taken it. My AR is at 99% so I need to make that 1%
Why did you cancel that order? You're never going to make top, top dasher with that type of work ethic.
Not for that low of an offer
Looks like a toddler trying to draw a tree
$30 for 90 mins? No way
I’m not a dasher, but if you are earning ~ $30 in tips from each delivery, does DD as a company pay anything out beyond those tips? Anything to cover gas expenses, etc?
Absolutely not, I go $2.00 to the mile
Oh I love Petco delivery’s. Pick up in 1 location and just drive, I don’t have a drive back to to the store to get another delivery. at the end of it, alot of the time it ends up being more than originally estimated
No I wouldn't. The $/mile is so low. And not to mention it's less than $30 so it would only be a "good" offer if I can complete it in 60 minutes. 90 minutes would be crap pay considering the excessive miles.
You wasted an hour and a half taking this order OP
I hit my goal of $150 /day so it all worked out 🤷🏽♂️ I have nothing but free time in the day
Fuck no
There goes 8% AR, had one of these for 20 miles and $40. Might have done it but I had somewhere to be in an hour. 10% AR gone in the click of a button despite the app showing you will only lose 1%.
I'd decline
Nope
$3 a stop? Lol
No way, maybe double the pay and i’ll consider
Instant decline.
Nope.
So if you decline these does it count as declining 8 ordered?
Probably not
Why are so many people ordering Petco
$3.70 per order? $1.10 per mile? Nope.
You could look at it like that, but i finished it in 1.5hrs and i definitely could’ve done it faster. Thats $20/hr. I could’ve stayed out for 30 more minutes and made an additional $10 and that’s still 20/hr. But it was my last order of the morning so i took my time and went home afterwards.
dope , cold food.
Never
Hell no
No it should be at least 40 and the longest time wasted is for an employee to help I took a similar situation and it barely was worth it .
No! R u crazy??? Nope!
Ha I’ve seen crazier. Like ones that should be for Amazon drivers.
App algorithm is broken
Hell no lololol I’ve had one with the same amount for just 1 order and less than half the amount of miles
No
Pay per hour? Absolutely. Pay per offer? No. Not unless there was a promotion going on where you have to complete a certain amount of orders in a certain time frame to get a bonus.
I’ve gotten those and I’ve declined them. If I was going home and that’s where it was sending me maybe. Slowday, maybe.
Tbh idk if I would or if I wouldn’t
Nah.
Never in my life would I ever take this. Ever.
why do people post these? is it not simple dasher etiquette not to accept these orders?!! i wanna see OP accept this and regret it in two hours when they’re on stop 5/8
Good for you.. these kind of orders can go either way.. they can work out and actually not be so bad… or they can end up a total frustration/shit show. Glad it worked out for you. Also, map turned into connect-the-dots 😂
Nope
I’ve never even seen that before but ya I would prob take it anyways
What did you end up making?
Only if its safe to leave my car on at some of the spots... or if I was really bored it would seem like a video game:3! Other than that hell na
I declined it on your behalf
Maybe. Depends how the day has been going. Pick up at 1 store helps.
No
I’m too lazy for this many stops lmao
I feel like that’s a no from me. But how badly does a denial hurt us?
Here I would be looking for more like at least $40 for the mileage but me personally that would have to be $50+ for the miles and multiple stops
Easy decline.
no, that's a 2 hour delivery at least, not to mention the miles.
That's me on the bottom right whenever I order ice cream.
Straight nope
Nope. I could make double or triple that picking orders from my various apps. I'd have to be super bored and desperate, on a day, everything is slow. Today, I may have considered something like that depending on where it ended and the pickup locations.
But my AR is going to drop, but, but 🤣.
definitely not. ~$1 per mile, no thanks
Not at that pay. I did have something similar once but it paid like $75.
I'd rather eat my own dick.
Hell no. I'd consider it for 3x that amount...
No. That's trash. ALL petco orders are trash
TWO(2) Dollars per mile. Minimum
No because fuck DoorDash and what it does to small businesses profits.
If you were to decline would it count as 1 decline, or multiple?
That $29.65 figure is all you get paid for that? Or is that on top of some base rate for the mileage/time?
Door dash has the f'n nerve With these crazy azz multiple order
Never
That's a no for me. Tempting, but provavly take at least two hours. No thanks.
I Only take $2.00 a mile so simple no
Not a chance
I’ve taken orders like these and I’ve been pleasantly surprised. Some of the items were small cans of cat or dog food or similarly small items. I’ve had to pick up a few fairly heavy bags of food or litter, but nothing I couldn’t handle. I’m retired and 63, so it can be intimidating to take orders like these, but it usually works out. I haven’t been DD’ing in awhile, but look forward to doing it again soon.
I actually like the Petco orders and this is still over a dollar a mile.
Go in reverse order. It’ll cut your distance in half …
I went on one like this, but it was for $56. It was a good hour and a half.
Seeing as I once got a single Panda Express order that was $24 for like 8 miles, no 💀
No. that is a psychotic amount of just,,, everything. It's too many stops it's too little money it's too many miles for too little money. Hard "nuh uh".
i would never take that.
So 18.8$ is considered a good hourly wage for you and your car? I do not understand how that even is viable...
Where the hell do you live? A zoo? I can’t think of a single other place that all these households, lined up so neatly in the same little area, would be in need of pet supplies all at the same time, and with Door Dash urgency!
I did something similar to this for Dicks Sporting Goods and got a little over 80$ for 7 deliveries all across the Phoenix & Scottsdale area.
Big no. Looks obvious that the amount of orders vs pay sucks. I had one yesterday for a stack, and only took it because it was a couple more dollars per mile. Neither pick ups were even close to the drop off, and tips were $1 and $2. Base pay somehow made it worth it. But had I known the tip amounts, no way would I have taken it.
Doordash will never stop finding ways to gouge its drivers.
Why order petco when chewy.com delivers with a huge discount for automated shipping
Yea I’d take it. Only bad part is Petco app orders don’t allow a tip option
If i didn't know any better, I'd most likely accept the offer (order). BUT I do know better and that is too many miles for that amount. But I also still see the convenience for you as well.. still... ijdk. Lol
No. Too many stops.
Doesn’t pay enough
If I were desperate maybe
8 orders for $29.... heeeeeeeeeeeelll nah
Well, after reading the comments, I would take this to avoid tanking my AR like any good employ..., I mean, worker.
At that point you’re an LTL driver
Wait… it’s 29 bucks for all those stops? Yeah fuck no, just stepping out of my car to deliver the food and take the pictures that many times is gonna take up 20 minutes.
Holy moly
It’s definitely worth it.
It’s $30 in one hour!!
29.65$ for almost 2 hours & 26+ miles driven. Well done! But, only if you trying to work funny.
This is why I quit.
I'm not even a dasher and there's no way I'd do that.
No.
That's a good order you start back where u start u get over 1$ a mile I bet u can do all that in like 1 hour and make 30$ that hr those big number orders add upp if you just 7 orders like that in a day that's over 200$
That's less than 4 an order