LogFAQs > #975065060

creativeme posted...

yes so guy could have just declined the job. instead he's probably getting fired when doordash sees this.

Doordash actually hide or partially hide tips more often than not, these days. To try and "incentivize" drivers to take low paying jobs.

Or if it's a stacked order, they'll combine a no tip order with a tipped order. Which can also be partially hidden

To say nothing of the shit Uber Eats does, where customers can remove the tip up to an hour after delivery. Which leads to a lot of "tip baiting" where people will put up like a $30 tip to get the job taken quickly and then just take it back as soon as it's delivered. It's bullshit.

Makeveli_lives posted...

These delivery services should not be tipped and instead given a standard fee based on the size of the order and distance travelled and thats it.

This is the correct solution