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Apparently 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 low
by lozenge 6y ago
Apparently 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.