What Happens If You Accept ALL Orders On DoorDash?
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- What happens if you accept ALL orders on DoorDash as a driver? You achieve a 100% acceptance rating and have no other strategy other than letting the app send you prospective orders, but how well does this strategy really work?
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Some of us live in small towns where you accept everything because that is all there is. If you decline you will just be sitting there waiting, and that makes NO money.
i know away to hack doordash make good money but cant make no video about its
That is the way it is where I live. Today was the best day I've had so far. 5pm-1030pm 10 deliveries for $63.
@@Checha945 how?
Don't congregate the red(hot spots) Just go where there are restaurants/shopping centres, and you will be solid.
@@Checha945 spill it
the funniest order I got was a $5 order and the distance was 15 miles. I was like get the f------ outta here
Midwest: 80% of all orders are fast food and cost $4 per delivery for 8 miles lmao
I do hear that from midwest drivers, for those marketplaces I would say go for guaranteed pay if you can, high on quantity but low on miles and have the apps pay to fulfillment the guarantee.
wow, i wish i had those kind of orders. mine avg %-$7.50 for 5 miles plus
I average $7-$9 for 10-15 miles per delivery. My tips are an average of $3. My area just isn't that good. That's Ohio for you. I drive 45 minutes from my home city to dash because I can't even schedule a dash here, orders are in such low volume. And down there, you have 2 choices. Deliver in a super dense area, likely getting a ton of apartment building and complex orders, which slow you way down. Or you deliver for the upper middle to upper class people, which can mean a round trip average of 15-20 miles per delivery just for tip averages of an extra $2-3 on average.
@@Quantum- same... I got $4 for 5.8 miles, $3 for 5 miles, etc. I'm in northwest florida. FORT Walton Beach. But sometimes I do get $10 for 7 miles, but that's with a tip added.
@@Quantum- also, I hardly have any good peak pay. Highest I seen it is $2 in the 3 weeks I've been dashing
He’s in California so that’s why
Quantum Anomaly I’m with you man! I’ve only been driving in Ohio for a week with Door Dash and my story is exactly the same as yours except may be a little less miles on average. I think my area is saturated with drivers there’s nothing but scraps left to schedule. The other night I drove in the pouring down rain and there was even a tornado warning out and I still was only getting 3$ tips! Oi man!
Wish I got orders like that. Highest orders I've seen is $8.00 with bad mileage. Most my orders are $3-$6
Thats almost similiar to the orders i get, you should try going to the restaurants towards the edge of town since usually the delivery destination for those ends up being further out of town they pay more for the milage you drive
I work 10 hour shifts, make $30 an hour, $2 a mile.
I definitely do NOT take everything.
I like those numbers, what's one tip you would give new Dashers?
@@YourDriverMike be efficient with your time and keep time in mind when selecting orders.
I made 100$ in 3 hours off of 10 deliveries best door dash day ever
What's your market? Do you split up your time between lunch and dinner?
Making all the big money
In my experience from my very first dash, if you accept every order then you spend 2 and a half hours driving 53 miles and you only make $20.75.
Iowa is a lot of really cheap people spaces really far apart.
Same here. Rarely get good tips. Orders are now $3-$6
Lol, I couldn't take all deliveries. i've had one where the money was good, but the miles was longer......throw it back in the pool....lol!!! I think your strategy works, pick and choose wisely. Good video.
Glad to help, yes the dollars:miles is one of the biggest things. We may see $13 and get excited but fail to see (or care) that it could be 14 miles. Sometimes I go just cash flow sometimes I go higher earnings per hour.
This is cheating. Try doing this without making peak pay or promos. You'll be getting those $3 and $4 orders. That's like 1980's minimum wage.
I was thinking the same, he kinda cheated. But if he could say “picking up all DD orders with peak pay of $3:50”
We have Peak pay hours daily in Portland, so it makes sense to work only peak hours if schedule allows it.
them $3 orderds really be pissing me off
Ya wish they give peak pays promos everyday
I did this for the first two days of dashing. Minus expenses and total time, I made about 17 an hour. Thanks for all the tips and videos. They've been really helpful.
In my area in PA if you except every order you will be getting a lot of $3 orders with no tip. NO THANKS
you'll end up taking one 12 miles one way for 3 bucks . lmao
Ouch 12 miles $3 that stings 😩
Last night I literally got offered $3.50 for 12.5 miles.
When you decline a DD order there needs to be an option of "this offer is insulting" for just such an occasion.
I took a 9mile trip for $13 out of my way. Im going to learn from that mistake. Other than that think I did pretty decent for a 1hr and 34 mins in my general area.
Thanks for the tips
I hate giving a reason why I declined an order. It's because I DON'T WANT IT.
$3.00 tip .10 I’ve seen it all
What sucks for me is that I get Walmart orders so much. It’s groceries so your always waiting for them to bring it out then you have to get all the groceries out of your car. And what makes it bad is it’s always 3 dollars for every order. That is ridiculous, seriously they need to change that. It actually makes me so mad. So my acceptance rate can’t go up because I’m constantly declining those orders.
I told the app I don’t want these kinds of orders and I haven’t seen one since.
Terrell Stringer really? I wish. One time I got 10 Walmart orders in a row. I was losing my mind.
You can call Doordash an specify you don't want them to send you any Walmart orders. That is the only one that you can do that with. I have a few friends that have done it. I don't because some days it is so dead that's the only money around.
Can’t do $/miles if you don’t know drop-off destination, and you don’t know that until after order pick-up!
If I accepted every offer I’d be broke 🤷♂️😂DD sends new so many upside down orders . $3 drive 6 miles . $4 drive 7 miles . Even $10 for 10 miles is a waste cause it takes me so far out of my area to get another order so it’s really 20 miles 30 min for that $10? And what if the foods not ready then it’s 40 min for that $10 🤷♂️😮🚨🤯
Exactly, those $10 for 10 miles, you have to come BACK like we saw here Del Mar back to La Jolla.
Happens to me daily
I learned that the hard way when I first started dashing. I currently dash in a 55 year old classic car(1966 Plymouth Fury 3) yes, she drinks lots of fuel but I do ok but when i started and took every order that came across my path all I was making was barely gas money. Thanks for all the tips and tricks I've learned from your videos 🤙🏻🔥
My strategy isnt so much to do with miles per delivery but rather drive time. Because Id rather accept a delivery that might be a few more miles, but is all freeway, over one that is a little closer but is all surface streets with a bunch of lights, stop signs, school zones, and turns etc. At least that's for deliveries that go outside of my preferred starting points and would require me to have to drive all the way back after. As a guide, I try to work in 20 min incriments where I bring in a minimum $8-10 every 20 min.
Of course this is not always possible so I will borrow time from the next 20 min incriment if the pay is also in proportion with that. So if a delivery is going to take 40 minutes to complete, it would need to pay at least $20.
Your orders were insanity. So much money for like 3 miles. I wish.
Make sure to watch multiple apps in your marketplace so you can get the most out of the delivery niche!
This guy is having super great luck! My door dashes look something like $3 for 6 miles.
I think I'd like to pack up everything and move by you so I can make the big bucks too. What you just showed me is probably proportionate to my best day ever.
You don't want this rent though trust me 😂
I noticed that too with DD. On UE, I take everything and I always average $25 per hour.
Hi George, thanks for watching. What market are you in?
I make $150-195 in 6 hours with a total of 50-60 miles. I reject every order under $6 for a distance of more than 2 miles.
What part of the country are you in?
hey, thanks for taking one for the team. i think on the next one you should only do westfield mall deliveries.
That’d be an interesting one haha I could try but I think the app would give me Panda Express across the street and a few others.
@@YourDriverMike ok, how about just doing apartment deliveries? but you would have to document it so, we can actually feel your pain and agony. lol
I've been dashing for 3 weeks, I'm loving it. And it's just not the money either, of course that's what it's mainly about. It's a blessing to have this second income right now. I know some of y'all wouldn't want to hear this, so be it, I'm taking all the orders and trusting in God 🙌🏻👏🏻🙌🏻✝️❗ El Shaddai provides 😉 I averaged $15 an hour by the way 😌
Glad you're seeing success when you're out there Chris that's awesome, thanks for being here
The real trick is to take advantage of any bad weather. Even rain makes it busier in my area. Tonight cuz of snow was 5 dollar peak pay. I did 13 orders for 135 in 4 and a half hours
Well good idea stay safe
those payouts were looking pretty good. then I looked at the total and time and said nevermind lol.
My first week I accepted all orders on DoorDash and put 1000miles on my car. Made $250. Yea that was enough of that.
So I developed another metric I use on top of DOLLAR/MILE. I look at DISTANCE/TIME. I'm in Mesa, AZ and I border 5 market segments- 2 busy, 3 not so much (and larger- less dense population). I look at MILEAGE (they LOVE to offer me 10, 11, 12, 12.9 mile orders).
Here is another way to put it into perspective a 12.9 mile (be real 13 miles) order offering $14. In my area that 13 Miles is going to take 26 Minutes (30 minute round up for locating stuff because apartment people aren't the best at including decent directions to apartment # 7,107 of 15,000... lol).
That's 30 Minutes out of your market/hot spot. In my area that takes you either far south- Gilbert, Queen Creek, Chandler or Far East- Apache Junction- none of which I've found to be very lucrative. So then you have to drive back- another 30 minutes to your starting point/hot spot. That is an hours worth of work for $14 - minus expenses. Not a good deal.
AS a new guy I unfortunately had to take a couple of orders like that to get it beat into my head that it wasn't profitable. You get MUCH more attractive offers in San Diego than Mesa, AZ.
I also clear my TRIP odometer at the start of my shift and then compare TOTAL MILES DRIVEN to TOTAL EARNED it helps me hit home mentally if I'm going in the right direction financially for myself or not.
Good insights Del, yes the distance is the big thing especially if you're getting pulled that far outside of your schedule area you need a strategy for that
It’s like Door Dash was throwing him fast balls right down the middle of the plate.
I gotta be honest the math you did confused me. Why did you subtract your business miles/tax deduction from what your gross pay was? That 29.90 deduction for 52 miles is there to help us, correct? Not take away from our gross pay. I’m confused right now lol I don’t see how you only did 8 bucks an hour
I think he’s using it as an approximation of gas and maintenance expenses for his vehicle, (which is what that number represents as a deduction.) That being said, it depends on your car, it is after all only an average.
Hi Zeth, to clarify the standard tax deduction includes all general costs for operating a vehicle for business. This includes gas, maintenance, wear and tear etc. This is a general deduction that the IRS gives independent contractors. Since these are associated costs I subtract these costs from my total gross revenue to equal a total net revenue after expenses (before taxes). This is meant to be illustrative as I am not a tax professional or CPA; it's not meant to be legal financial or tax information.
Because that man drives way under the speed limit or sonthing
This also confused me. I get that it's an approximation but in a real world application paying $30 to drive 52 miles seems very high. If this was accurate, I would be spending over $500 a month on car expenses which I know is hundreds more than I actually do. The cost can be significantly lower depending on the driver.
I'm a pretty thrifty mathematical guy and I figure my expenses to be about 32 cents per mile. I calculated this from five years of data driving for business. But, I do my own maintenance and repairs.
I'm also in San Diego, but I usually dash south... National City is often more busy than Chula Vista, but the Door Dash zone is also much smaller which means often deliveries take you out of that zone. If other nearby zones are busy, great. But if only National City is popping, then I have to spend time driving back. And sometimes I just want to head back in that direction anyway. Chula Vista zone is a lot larger so it's less likely that deliveries take me out of the zone, but it's also less busy. Thanks for your channel and tips though!
I cherry pick no red card orders, no orders under 5.50 and no miles past 3miles radius works better for me
And no more than 35 miles per shift
Not a bad strategy 👊🏻
I wish that strategy could work for me. I'm in sort of a rural market, so I tend to put on at least 100 miles a shift.
I'm like that also. I just started to accept 7 miles offers, only if they are over $10
I do the same except no orders under $7.50 for me and after that the system tend to know that you don't want no cheap orders ND mainly send u orders over that amount. Love my area bc there's plenty of orders out their and can make decent money in a short amount of time and miles!
How about the customers that pay cash tips? They won't be on the app. You could lose a lot of money. I have several customers that pay cash tips. The tips range from $10 to $25. Same customers every week.
Same customers on DoorDash? That's interesting you consistently get their orders each week. I have received cash tips, probably only 5% of tippers in my experience.
@@YourDriverMike yes, I am not sure how it happens, but I do get some of the same customers every week.
@@davidedwards7335 I do too. That's another reason why I don't turn down a $3 order, sometimes that customer will hand you a tip, or message you that it's in the mailbox!
In virginia Doordash give you 4 $ for 10 mile drive.
I sort of tried this yesterday because it was slow, and I was getting fishball after fishball (no tip). If you live in a $200,000 house and DD has me doing sub-contracting work for Papa John's, there'd better be a tip involved. Mfer grabbed his two pizzas, mumbled "thank you," and slammed the door - I'd like to think it was because he was embarrassed and wasn't expecting a face-to-face meeting, lol.
Today, I will decline all $3.00 - $4.00 deliveries and ignore the "Your acceptance rate will drop to 98%" malarkey.
Hi Cliff yes strategy over acceptance rate. AR doesn’t really matter anymore. As far as tips you’ll get that esp if they are expecting contactless.
Don't be so entitled
@@sethlee4739 if you worked a 9-5 job you would have a set pay. These are the same rules. We set the pay we will accept for ourselves. Do you want to work for $5 hour or more. It's up to you. (Us)
@@GardenKatt I don't know why I replied this to this comment. It was possibly an accident meant for someone else. I also work for Doordash and understand where he's coming from. So "us" includes me
Just started yesterday and a guy gave me a 1 cent tip I should have known better
Small college towns are the best for Doordash! Not always the best tips but you'll still make $20/hr easy. The farthest dash I've seen pop up was 8 miles, and that was stretch outside of the zone. 90% of the orders are 2-3 miles tops
I live right outside of New Orleans I leave the app on from 10 am - 10 pm the most of I’ve made is 80$ with a average of 6.33 a delivery . I make 3 base pay . Tips are what let’s me be able to do this job .
I'm 57 and don't get out of breath going down steps. You need to exercise a bit more.
At the moment i pull in about 192$ a day. By time i break down mileage taxes im left with 110$
How many hours? That's a pretty good daily gross revenue
Cannot relate to these good orders! I’ve never seen more than a dollar bonus where I live and I’m declining 4-5 dollar orders left and right.
How about stacking orders? That's been screwing me lately because one of the orders isn't ready for 10 mins so then both orders are late. I'm thinking of not accepting second orders.
If the pay makes sense absolutely accept the stacked order, it's not your fault if the order isn't ready you want that pay. Usually I don't have to wait 10 minutes, maybe just a few.
sometimes I just decline a stacked order & just click on "something else" for the reason & don't type a reason. Sometimes the reason is because the customer of my first order tips me, so I don't want to go get a $3 delivery & have the food be cold or late.
When did doordash start caring about acceptance rate? I can't be a top dasher without a 70%??? Since when? I cherry pick, but I have to take 10 miles for 5 bucks? And out of my area so I have to deadhead back? What're you doing doordash?
Just started this weekend in Phx. Saturday 4-11, 15 orders $110.00. Sunday 12-8 22 orders $173.81 Monday 4-7:30 8 orders $62.00. I should've done this a long time ago.
Gotta start! You may be surprised how lucrative it can be (also volatile though so gotta cash in while it's hot)
You should work the Carmel Valley Del Mar Highlands area more. It has all the same restaurants as LJ with better parking and less condos.
I've been inland a bit from Torrey Pines area but never really up more north into Del Mar as it's just a bit too far for me. That north county area may have potential like you mentioned
I accept 97% or more and average 20+an hour. It just depends on your area. There's only 2 restaurants I will not accept due to wait times.
Nice job 👊🏻
No Arby's and Bangkok noi tai the only Popeye's we have is a truck that parks in a church parking lot. Kinda weird. Most recently I add Shari's on Sunday's as it's way too busy.
On a $3.50 promo it’d be very easy to accept all orders. Do one without promos lol
I try not to drive non-promo shifts, between all of my apps there's usually a bonus. If a driver doesn't have bonuses in their marketplace however I would drive on as many apps as possible, look at pay trends then decide if it's worth it money wise.
This makes zero sense how are your orders if you’re accepting every single one like this? My orders where I live are like 8 bucks for 6 miles and stuff like that
Dude. I have a question for you Been posmaiting and dashing 1 month now.
How you handle bad manner youngsters, clowns, fast food places with people that dont want to be in there? I like your youtube channel and your explainings. Also you are analitical person like myself so you know i love numbers. Keep it up!!!
I take everything and now I’m a top dasher and now they don’t send me 300 dollar orders nothing below 6
To maintain TD you'll have to keep the higher acceptance rating however
Haha I try to avoid ordering on doordash from malls for the same reason
Eventually you do get the hang of it, like I know which are super easy as they're on the outskirts versus the ones deep inside the heart of the mall
For example today, DoorDash had a peak hour and I took 1 order for only 6$, after that order I end dashing and went back to Instacart because people was too generous today, so, in Instacart I did 125 in 4 orders, in 6 hours. So, I think was pretty good on Instacart but not DoorDash, I’m always switching between apps depends on numbers
I'm new to Dashing but I don't think that the miles to order is a given as a strategy everytime. I took a twenty dollar order the other day without checking out the miles. It turned out to be around a 30 mile distance. I got a ten dollar tip on top of that. So my travel time is a dollar a minute which is very good. I think always looking for miles is not a failsafe strategy especially when Doordash doesn't always reveal the tip...
Can someone explain to me what the tax deduction is and how it works?
I was getting deliveries this morning $6.75 for 21mi. And they had the nerve to tell me that I was the best driver for these high mile deliveries...then cough up the pennies sir!
If you accepted everything, how did you not get any $3 and $5 orders? How did you not any hour long Wal Mart orders? I'm a bit skeptical. Because that's still better than I do here in Indianapolis employing strategy.
you did better than i do choosing orders in my market lol
This is the second time watching this. I'm sweating too watching all that walking from the Mall! Haha. But the view of the ocean. Wow how beautiful.
Glad to help!
So funny watching these Cali rideshare videos. I haven’t seen a $10+ order (non-promo) in 6 months of deliveries here in rural Maryland. Thankfully we have good tippers out here and I average around $18-$22hr on a decent weekend.
Hi Tony, a lot of what I drive is on pay promos so most of my ridealongs are on $3+ bonuses. Non promos I’m thinking $7 order average is what I try to take.
Your Driver Mike ...... Im in a rural area so we don’t get many promos sadly.
I dash in Downtown Baltimore and make hella decent money, I never tried other dashing area's in Maryland, but Downtown Baltimore area is great. You should try dashing their.
D Paper ...... I would but I hate urban areas. I’m a country boy and like mile long driveways and 2 story apartment buildings.....🤣😂🤣😂
@@tonybowman8902 lol o ok
You’re a real one bro 👍🏾👍🏾
Thanks Nate 👊🏼👊🏼 enjoy your weekend
For about 4-5 hours I literally had dashes all the same $16. Is it just me or did this happen you before?
Good info
Oh my God you should come to my neck of the woods the orders are so great I take every $2 order they offer I can average at least four dollars an hour after driving
I have a DD question that I cannot find the answer to anywhere. It is about the "balance" that shows in your earnings. I have found in my app that the "balance" is sometimes displayed and other times it is not.I have also found that this changes for no apparent reason. The other day I noticed that my balance was $5 less than my earning. The next day it was $15 less than my earnings. The day after that it was $20 less. Then the amt that went into my bank acct was my balance. I contacted DD to see why it was less and what happened to my $20. They said that it was because someone tipped me from a previous week.I have had tips after the week was over and understand the concept but that would make my balance go up and not down. Then DD told me that it was because I ended my dash in the next pay period. Also not true. It had ended at noon on Sunday. They said they will put the $20 on my next deposit and then it was showing in my balance but then disappeared again so not sure if I'll actually get it next week. Has anyone else experienced this?
Never noticed anything like that, that's good that you picked up on the change. What you can do is screenshot that balance screen once you're done driving so you have documentation if it ever decreases again.
Yes, that is exactly what I have started doing. DD did end up putting the money back. Thank you
I filter out and base it on distance I’m in Chicago suburbs so it’s a lot of restaurants
Thanks for watching Oscar 👊🏻
Short answer: You play yourself
I only try to accept 5-6 miles radius because I want to end up where all restaurants rows are at and go back to that location.I do go hotspots at times,but sometimes it will send me over 6 miles so I don’t try to accept every order.
That's a good strategy to minimize dead miles
I was waiting for some $3 orders lol. I would have taken all of those 🤷♀️
I've even seen sub $3 orders once!
The people ordering the food don't know how far away from the restaurant so when they tip load it looks bad and no one will do it lol. What happens if no one does an order like late at night?
Hi Brandon, if drivers ignore the request DD will resend the request with higher pay. Eventually if the app cannot find a Dasher the app will let the customer know
How do you see the location of the order when it comes in because I only see the miles and the restaurant location
I have a question. How do you record miles? And which miles? Just miles for the delivery? Or miles on way back to hot spot? Thanks
I Sean, all business miles are tax deductible. So once you're online to the moment you go offline all of those miles in-between are deductible (assuming you're driving for business and not personal trips). You can use apps like SherpaShare, MileIQ and Everlance to track miles or simply keep a manual log. Note I am not a CPA or tax professional.
Do we get tax deduction on death miles? If not then I'd rather stay under 5 miles per order
Hi Tran, as long as you are online you are considered 'available for business' so yes those dead miles are still deductible. If you paused your Dash or ended your Dash and restarted those miles would not be deductible as you're not available for business. (I'm not a CPA or tax professional so this is not meant to be legal tax advice)
here is how i track miles... write down mileage at the start of shift and location (usually my house as i turn on the ap when i get in my car) then ill mark down the hotspot i want to go towards in my notebook with an HS and head there... if i accept an order thats not that hotspot ill mark it when i arrive as well as the delivery address...then i go inside pick up and deliver... it is too time consuming to mark all the exact mileage everytime you change direction and as long as your keeping track of where your going, this method is fine for accounting purposes... taxes only want a log that makes sense and daily mileage...now there are also apps on your phone for tracking where you go but running half a dozen apps taxes my phone to much, and i actually much prefer to write it down by hand..
I can answer this without watching. You work for gas money.
I live behind a huge mall so I just sit in my driveway and don't take orders more than 5 miles out
Not a bad call
All of these gig economy jobs offer much less than minimum wage, especially if you figure in wear and tear on your vehicle, gasoline, income taxes, higher car insurance if you get into a wreck, no sick leave, no health insurance, no paid vacations, and on and on. Meanwhile the people at the top become billionairs. You drivers are FOOLS. Stop it!
lucky you, come to miami you will only see $3 orders.
Is DoorDash the best app in Miami in your opinion?
Your Driver Mike Nope, Doordash here pay you $3 per order, and you have to fight with the agents because they don’t pay you the miles.
Taxes suck made almost 450 in 2 days hadda put back almost 2 for taxes
How do you know how much to put aside for taxes? I started end of Dec., just on weekends, I've made about $1300, never working more than 6 hrs each time; sometimes dashing for less than 2 hours. I think I need to check into paying my taxes monthly, otherwise I'll be shocked at what I owe at end of year. Plus, I haven't been keeping track of my mileage, gas, or anything! I know I should've been
$3.50 peak pays...no wonder!!!
The town I live in your lucky if you get and 8.00 order every now and then mostly 5.00 orders and lots of 3.00 orders It’s also a college town so a lot of 3.00 orders with no tip I don’t take less than anything under 6.00 and I still make a killing
Good job having driving standards in that kind of market. Thanks for watching 👊🏻
I did that and Ended up driving from national city El Cajon for $8
I live in dfw area. Decent market but im usually shocked when i get a $10 plus order.
Love the EDC mask
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You make about $6.00 an hour if you do that in Indpls.
Ty
How do you calculate the hourly rate?
Here in the Charlotte area I get $4-6 14-18 miles 1 way and way out of my zone. No thanks
Good call declining those
That's why I don't drive my truck.
If you do every order you will visit the gas pump often n you will average 10 n hour
Check out more of these challenge videos, it's not too far from this: ruclips.net/video/Zi7MCqhS7JE/видео.html
@@YourDriverMike I've been dashing for 4 months I got 1357 delivery won 3 challenges only seen 4 but that was on Thanksgiving I think my customer service is 4.98 my accept is 59% my completion is 100% my on time or early is 96% I average 750.00 a week
First order was not lucky and it’s 14 miles for 12$ nah bro
I'm confident you did nothing but document your day dude. It has no bearing on anyone else's experience. I'm high so I waisted a few minutes before the realization. I'm not trying to be rude. Just a little.more thought in the Conte t bro. Sheesh.
You do you deduct the miles bonus. You get that back when you do miles so it only helps. Right?
Not sure I understand the question Seth
Hi Mike, I just starting dashing and just accepted everything just to familiarize myself. By doing so, I accepted a delivery that was like a 20 minute drive from my base without realizing it. Upon coming back I’ve been seeing orders flashing on my phone. Whats the best strategy for that? Do I just accept it as it comes while I’m driving or let them go and head back to a hotspot so I can screen my deliveries more. I’m a very new dasher and I’m not sure how to approach it. Thank you 🙏
Hi Liza thanks for watching, feel free to accept those one your way back especially if it helps you reduce miles without an assignment. You will have to accept them while you're driving which can be a pain so do so safely or simply pull over.
Your Driver Mike got it. Thanks so much!🙏😇
You got so much positive
You be driving all over the place. Not worth it
Yes the numbers did not work out well. Definitely not a good strategy to take everything and anything
Pluse were you live the market so big live mine in az. I start were I live and see were the drive takes me. I would try that see how you do. I mostly due grubhub now and i work 3 to 4 days a week 4 hour shifts. And come home with 450 a week gross before miles and gas
Do you get good orders if your acceptance rate is 94 and you get a contract violation and the person said she didn’t get her food she lied to them when I go in the store to pick up my order I grab it and go and when I get in my car I hit confirm pick up then I go drop in off and one order I went to go pick up the store told me to please confirm the pick so I tab confirm for them then when I got in the car I forgot they told me in the store to tab confirm pick up so I tab it again and it said order delivered I just forgot they told me to confirm it in the store but I drop her order off to her and she told them she never got her order she lied to them and they give me a contract violation I think I didn’t deserve that one doe she was wrong for that and doordash was wrong for that to how can I take that off
Add on the 5k miles you put on your car a month
Holy s...t i wish i have orders like that overe here at chicago
Try doing this challenge when there is no peak pay. That makes it more fair
I recently drove on Uber Eats without any surge, if I accepted everything I would be losing money. Same here if it was no peak pay
@@YourDriverMike That's what I keep telling people that keep accepting 3 dollar orders. But see where I live we hardly ever get peak pay and when we do it's never more than 2.00 and usually only 1.00. And the average tip here if we even get one is only 2.00. I only wish I could get orders that paid as high as those ones you get
Take Everything Tuesday...that's how I rule.
How's your dollars:mile with that? I'm curious
@@YourDriverMike I'm in the Greensburg market. 90% of my area leads me to dead zones. So in this area you always have to jog back to The hot zone you're not led to another hot zone. So when I do take everything Tuesday in the end it all balances out I view Tuesdays then as my charity work.
Hey do anyone know if you can deduct the miles when you go back home after dashing? Like say I finished my dash and it’s 10 miles back, do I have to stop my mileage tracker before I start going hole or can I stop it after I get home
Door dash tracks your miles for you.
I count from when i leave till i come back
Doordash does not track your miles u need everlance
Stride tax
hook357 not what I asked