Is it necessary that you use the SIM card of the mobile phone nr. that you gave up when you signed up for the delivery app to login the app and do your orders with? Or can you also use another SIM card of another mobile phone nr. ? (eg because that SIM card has more monthly internet data allowence for example)
What do the delivery apps like UberEats give you as login details? The email address or mobile phone nr. you signed up with and a password? Or something else?
what will happen if you crashed or can't deliver one certain order for other reasons like flat tire? will you be fired or do you got to pay for the damage? thx
you would need to call/message driver support to arrange for another driver to complete the order. you won't be fired or charged assuming you aren't at fault
Thank you. Do you enjoy it if I may ask? I actually enjoy cycling and I am used to ride long distances, so 4 hours a day wouldn't be a problem, but not that it would be a lifetime thing but more like a 2 year thing (aside of university)
Cool. I decided to ignore all the negativity in the internet and try it out myself as I really enjoy cycling and missed that activity ever since the beginning of university. Although we have lot's of ugly weather, but I am used to thes kind of conditions. (That's why I have thicker tires on my bike, so I don't slip on loose gravel all the time. Eventhough I might be a little slower than with a racing bike I can ride on different surfaces.) What do you think? Have you ever had any trouble with costumers? Thanks so much for your answers btw. Your video is very good, as it is not speeded up but actually shows what's going on in realtime! Congrats
glad you tried it yourself. yes just make sure the bike is safe and sturdy... doesn't need to be racy. i've never had major trouble with customers. cheers
Nice video bro! It gave me a good introduction to what delivering with deliveroo is. I am at the moment, seriously considering to work with deliveroo. Any insights/tips into the application process?
Hi Surya, cheers. i found the application process in Sydney pretty straightforward. They are very loose with hiring so don't feel like they might not accept you. I recommend you give it a go and talk to some of the other riders in your area
Good video. Are you planning on making more of these? You broke a few rules there mate, very naughty ;) What happened to those shoes? hahaha Are you running a power meter on that bike?
cheers. will consider making more if enough people ask :) yep, don't do what i was doing unless you're also mindful and respectful of other road users/pedestrians ;) not sure what you mean about the shoes, but they are clip-in shoes with shimano mtb cleats... no power meter mate.
Hi! How much money do you make in a week and in what time? In what city do you work? I am interested to move there and do this job. Can o find a second hand bike with 100£? Thanks!!
yow bro a couple of questions. would i need to get internet for my phone if i join this or does deliveroo provide internet? and do u only work in the city or in suburbs aswell? thanks mate
Brendan Hancox if you're earning 22 per hour and you do 1.6 deliveries then you earn 13.75 on a delivery. I don't know if it's different in the UK but that's about £7-£8 per delivery. And there's no way I or anyone else would pay that much to get my food delivered. So I'm quite curious about how this all works. Cause I don't see where good profit could be made from either of the companies (deliveroo and the food seller)
@@abdulqayum8977 Two things factor into this. Firstly, Deliveroo takes around a 30% cut of the price of your food, (often restaurants mark up on Deliveroo to account for this). Secondly like lots of startups Deliveroo actually doesn't make a profit at the moment, you can google about this. They run on investment rounds with the proviso that if and when they eventually turn a profit they will return dividends to their investors.
You are not doing the cycling community a favour, cycling like that (running red lights, passing stop signs, blocking parking meter, cycling on pavements...)
+李云龙 that's a shame :( if the service I get is better than I expected, I always give a tip... 10% of the bill usually. If the service is average or worse, then I don't give a tip.
