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No they're not, at least from what I can tell. My daughter drives for them, and the base pay + tip amount is exactly what she is paid. They might have made so
by taftster 6y ago
No they're not, at least from what I can tell. My daughter drives for them, and the base pay + tip amount is exactly what she is paid. They might have made some adjustments with base pay over the years, or they might be hiding what the customer actually tipped vs. what is reported to the drivers. But from our perspective, it looks like this issue has been resolved.
- monocasa 6y ago> they might be hiding what the customer actually tipped vs. what is reported to the drivers. That is something Uber has been caught doing. Uber now makes it against ToS for drivers to ask. : /
- mthoms 6y agoJust out of curiosity, how much does she make? (I totally understand if you don't want to answer)
- taftster 6y agoSent a reply to your gmail account.
- lozenge 6y agoApparently they offer a low "base pay" and if nobody accepts the order, they increase it slowly. Therefore, higher tip orders get accepted sooner and with a lower base pay.
- taftster 6y agoRight, this is generally the case. The higher the tip, the more likely a "dasher" will accept the order. When you get good, the dollar / mile ends up being the best discriminator for choosing orders. A $3 order (minimum base pay) for 1 mile trip might still be worth it.