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Most places allow you to give specific instructions to the driver. It's intended for things like "gate locked, text ### when you arrive" or something to that ef
by bscphil 4y ago
Most places allow you to give specific instructions to the driver. It's intended for things like "gate locked, text ### when you arrive" or something to that effect. But I bet you could say something like "will tip cash upon arrival" and it would have the intended effect, maybe even better than a tip in advance.
- jghn 4y agoDrivers will avoid these as they interpret it “I’m going to stiff you”
- bscphil 4y agoSeems like a them problem and not a me problem. Do they have an option to avoid these deliveries anyway? Where I live they're all employees (basically) of e.g. Grubhub, and Grubhub promises me delivery within e.g. 45 minutes. I had assumed Grubhub was automatically assigning a delivery worker in the area to make the delivery.
- jghn 4y agoWell it’s a you problem if they don’t accept your pickup. And yes they can see the top amount. In most areas your basically bidding for their seevice But that’s just the Grubhub/doordash branded drivers. In my area placing an order on those sites just triggers the place’S own delivery people if they normally do delivery