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Personally I think it should just default to front-of-building but have a no-charge button to have delivery to the door which drivers can see in advance. Then i

Personally I think it should just default to front-of-building but have a no-charge button to have delivery to the door which drivers can see in advance. Then if they don't want to bother they can skip it, and if people need a delivery to the door they can get that too without having to message and explain. Also gives people the option to add additional information on door codes/where to locate the door inside the apartment etc. Sure some people might abuse the system but I think most people, most of the time, are happy to go and get it from the front of the building. If you really want you can have the tip automatically set to 15% instead of 10% for door deliveries but allow the user to reduce that if they want, should get around the ADA stuff I assume (but not sure).

bombcar 3y ago
I've always been severely disappointed that these "gig apps" aren't actually gig apps - you know, that support negotiation and other such things. Because having Uber tell me it will cost $10 but I get no service at all is not useful, especially if there was a driver who would have gone for it at $11 or $15 or whatever.
- mrguyorama 3y ago
  They would have a harder time making stupid money off the back of poor employees if they gave them any pricing power at all, hence the rules that prevent you from declining as many orders as you want. That alone should completely disqualify you from claiming that your employees aren't employees, that along with zero requirement for your drivers to register a business, because you know, they AREN'T INDEPENDENT BUSINESSES.