LogFAQs > #879967250

LurkerFAQs, Active DB, Database 1 ( 03.09.2017-09.16.2017 ), DB2, DB3, DB4, DB5, DB6, DB7, DB8, DB9, DB10, DB11, DB12, Clear

Topic List	Page List: 1
Topic	Just ordered from DoorDash for the first time. Awaiting my order now.
wolfy42 05/28/17 2:49:01 PM #11:	MICHALECOLE posted... wolfy42 posted... To expand on this a bit more, look at how much better this is then having your own delivery drivers. You don't have to pay them, pay medical coverage etc. You can write off the delivery charges as an expense (so in a way you are actually not even losing money for it) AND you can compensate for those charges by setting your online food prices to whatever you want. The delivery service does all the work, the scheduling etc, they have to deal with any mix ups, late deliveries etc, and insurance needed for the drivers. You basically get free delivery to anyone in the area, with no downside, no risk and no overhead. It's a GREAT deal for restraunts....and still a good deal for the delivery company as well tbh. Even with the extra cost it's still a pretty good deal for the customers though, since even with the extra cost your probably only spending another 5-8$ and get all your food brought right to your door. Email Panda Express for me so their delivery charge isn't 6.99 You would probably want to talk to DoorDash or whatever it's called directly. I do all the time with Mytown2go, I have helped them expand and improve their business model over the last 6 months. It was worth the time and effort as it caused far more places to be added to the delivery linup. Only problem is I helped make them much larger with way more people ordering and now their delivery time is always over an hour (and one time it took 2 hours but they delivered it for free at least). The door dash people may not have offered the resteraunts the option to pay for the delivery fees yet, and/or post their own prices on their website. Mytown2go does both, and you order your food directly from the website (With the prices listed there). It's a great model and makes everyone happy. Eventually doordash etc will get hip to it as well, but you could always contact them and speed up the process. --- Proud member of the Arv The Great is great fan club!!! Join today by putting it in your sig. <cite>wolfy42 posted [p:879967250] in Just order... [t:75395938]...</cite> <quote><cite>MICHALECOLE posted...</cite> <quote><cite>wolfy42 posted...</cite> <quote>To expand on this a bit more, look at how much better this is then having your own delivery drivers. You don't have to pay them, pay medical coverage etc. You can write off the delivery charges as an expense (so in a way you are actually not even losing money for it) AND you can compensate for those charges by setting your online food prices to whatever you want. The delivery service does all the work, the scheduling etc, they have to deal with any mix ups, late deliveries etc, and insurance needed for the drivers. You basically get free delivery to anyone in the area, with no downside, no risk and no overhead. It's a GREAT deal for restraunts....and still a good deal for the delivery company as well tbh. Even with the extra cost it's still a pretty good deal for the customers though, since even with the extra cost your probably only spending another 5-8$ and get all your food brought right to your door.</quote> Email Panda Express for me so their delivery charge isn't 6.99</quote> You would probably want to talk to DoorDash or whatever it's called directly. I do all the time with Mytown2go, I have helped them expand and improve their business model over the last 6 months. It was worth the time and effort as it caused far more places to be added to the delivery linup. Only problem is I helped make them much larger with way more people ordering and now their delivery time is always over an hour (and one time it took 2 hours but they delivered it for free at least). The door dash people may not have offered the resteraunts the option to pay for the delivery fees yet, and/or post their own prices on their website. Mytown2go does both, and you order your food directly from the website (With the prices listed there). It's a great model and makes everyone happy. Eventually doordash etc will get hip to it as well, but you could always contact them and speed up the process. --- Proud member of the Arv The Great is great fan club!!! Join today by putting it in your sig.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Topic List	Page List: 1