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What city?

Can't be true unless you're in Seattle or los NYC, all other area are dead!!

@@lilysweetx0x094 shut up

Gas , wear and tear on your vehicle, taxes off your 137$ = 70 to 80 $ probably less

@@lilysweetx0x094 also nyc ?

The worst thing is when I see a order for 6 or 7 bucks and then the total ends up being 2 or 3 dollars? How does this happen? Do people pretend their gonna tip to get you to accept and then don't? I don't understand I've never ordered from Uber eats I've only delivered

Nice 👍

I still in Dream at 7-10

I’m scared to bike with coffees 😅

Decline or miss the offers?

@@Gignation Decline.

@@Gignation It is weird. Maybe I should call them if it happens again.

@@Gignation I have seen other drivers post the same comment.

When that happens I just log right back in. It hasn't ever paused and I couldn't get back in. They do that if you're not accepting the orders, like you said

Great to hear! Awesome to grow a business that works for you! Real estate wise I’ve done a flip and one rental. As far as stocks I am quite diversified. Haven’t gotten enough interest on this channel to talk about those yet, may test the waters again in the future though.

1.50? I would die 💀 I only take at minimum like $7-8 if per mile, or even 5 i guess cause $10 for 2 miles is average and worth it for me .

Absolutely agree with you.

@@guitarskategirlsrepeat3792 where do you deliver

What if I drive a civic??

@@christian1834 doesn’t matter miles are miles but your miles are better but just because you have a better mile car doesn’t mean you should take the bs I got a Honda Civic I do 1 mile per dollar when slow and during busy times 1.50 per dollar

They do have some in app insurance but it’s only while delivering, between deliveries you are not covered. You are also required to have personal vehicle insurance, if you do not have your own policy uber will not assist you with their coverage. A bunch of big insurance companies started expanding their coverage for rideshare and gig economy drivers during the pandemic, so you should be able to find something beyond standard vehicle insurance at a reasonable price.

I stay away from offers less than $10 as this implies the food order is small and usually I indicates a single meal. McDonalds and all other fast food outlets that have drive thrus is a no go. Big restaurant chains are the best along with sushi and Asian food.

@@nedstrader7494 I’ve found that Taco Bell is a big tip delivery, even when the orders are small. I actually joke about it with my partner and call it “rich people fast food” 🤣 (Everywhere is different of course, this is south Fl)

@@rollin.quietly Lucky You waiting for the day when we have a north american union even though my in-laws were American citizens. I should apply and enjoy that sunny weather.

Do the, math, miles, car expenses, oil, brakes, insurance, must have proper insurance, or biv trouble, thousands of loss, parking tickets etc.

Usually the first 3 months of the year are slow for most industries due to people having spent so much in November and December for the holidays. Things pick up around April due to people getting their tax refunds in. And people are going out more now due to the restrictions from the pandemic being lifted in most markets. Your market has a lot to do with your earnings. If you live in a big city you’re more likely to earn more than someone who lives in a smaller city. I live in a college town but travel to a big city that’s an hour away cause I make more there so it ends up being worth it for me

Remember the days of the week matter as well. If you deliver in neighborhoods with a lot of families or in a downtown area you Monday dinner orders are probably gonna be higher than Thursday or Friday dinner when some families might eat out or people downtown eat from places below their units. Planning and figuring out hot spots for days and weeks is just an easier way to optimize ur time. PS gas is higher than prime cheech and chong so don’t forget abt that

Well most of the time it’s not an 8 min order lol

That is what I have heard from other drivers, if it’s not at least $2 per mile don’t accept

How do u know if it’s $2/ mile

Terrible mindset to have man. You should at least make sure you getting a 1 dollar a mile plus a high tip area. I be making $16 for 10 min order with only 6 miles. It showed up as $6.97 and I got a 10$ tip consistently. Also what helps to get tips more is being geniune with your customer and not an awkward robot who forgot to be human

@@killamic2478 that last part is so true. I got tipped $23 on a 1.4 mikes delivery two days ago because the person I dropped off food to just happened to be walking with their blind father through the neighbor hood. When passing by them in my car (not knowing they are the customer) I waved and smiled and made sure I was far away so the lady didn’t have to worry about her father and he didn’t get frightened. I dropped off the food. Passed by then again while leaving, and gave a nice neighborly wave. When the tip came through I got a huge $23 surprise. Was only supposed to be an $8 tip originally but they added even more. For just 1.4 miles Be human and be kind, nothing extra just small kind things.

yeah but tips shouldn't matter really, if the offer is good, the offer is good.

I’m in Houston and thinking of signing up. Never worked any food delivery yet. Ur comment was helpful. Any tips further tips is appreciated

@@amandajohn6513 Find the hotspot near good restaurants and park in the shade. Learn how to suspend deliveries while you are on a delivery. Wait till you're finished to turn back on. You might want to wait till you get back to your hotspot. Remember, if a delivery takes you out of good areas you'll have to come back. You'll learn from experience some restaurants are very hard to acces and parking may be an issue as well. Some deliveries require you to enter high rise apartments or complex apartments and you'll have to find your way out. This takes time. If there is a valet at the restaurant or the the apartment building they will direct you where to park. Much is just simply learned by doing. If you reject 4 or 5 deliveries you may need to close the app completely, exit and then sign back on. Uber punishes you if you don't take deliveries by simply forgetting that you exist so you have to remind them.

I figured out that you can earn about $180-$200 for 7 hours of driving. If I drive on Sat and Sun then I can make over $200 per day for 8-10 hours of driving wih gas costing about $50-$70. per day

you can still make good money multi apping not working very hard !

@S Martin I know what you mean , I’ve kind of just started and was wondering that too ….

Not the Indian restaurants tho

Yes happened to me too

not yet for me. My hot spot still keeps me busy

@@Isnt_she_sweet it could be in my head. but it seems like a pattern. 😂

I got a whole area i hit and i make 100 each day im in a college town try to go to a nearby college town

@@dantan1249 There are definitely algorithms at play. Who knows how much you're being affected at any one time.

Lol

Yes very true, not safe to be looking through orders while driving!

It's crazy I do all this on a scooter lmao

@@Gignation i pull over when i can...uber gives you 15 seconds i think

Yeah it makes more sense to wait, ideally you get a good delivery just before you finish your current one. But when you're driving it always seems that you get a delivery going the other direction that you're going which is annoying when you're in the city.

I just turn down orders that are too low

There is

Wtf? That’s crazy. You should’ve kept going, you could’ve made like 300$.

Nahh u buggin I would’ve kept goin🤣🤣🤣I just downloaded it and figured it out but I haven’t got my orders in my area for a couple hrs now. Do I just go outside into different areas and they will automatically pop up? I’m confused cus I’m seeing money signs and I’m thinkin I gotta go to those areas I see them and then orders will pop up😩

@@maiir.6852 nah yeah you gotta move around if you not gettin nothin. It works

@@macmondays1804 Thank you

So you're the one taking those $3 orders lol. I take $2/mile, but I'm thinking is about the same as the more you drive, the more orders you receive. A $3 order might get you a $15 on the way.

No idea, there’s one less than a mile from my apartment

Same here

@@DennisJordan.com. there are multiple people making that kind of money. You are not taking Into account I figured out the schedule for when Walmart releases their batch orders at 4 different times throughout the day. At least once a day I will get one that at pays at least $65 and as high as $110. And depending on miles you can get it done in about an hour and a half to 2. Before you speak like that maybe you should take the time to understand your city better. It took me a while to get to this kind of money. In Vegas if you are making $15 per hour that's not doing well.

@@DennisJordan.com. do your research before speaking like that. The people who drive Uber and Lyft here average 35-45 per hour easily. It's Vegas it's that simple

Turn your wifi off when doing deliveries

You can't. He's just saying set your own limit your willing to do and stick with those

You devide the offer $ by how many miles it shows the delivery site to be.

Grid wise