[Rickos69]

 

[Uberdriver2710]

Great!!!

More tips for DD to steal.

 

[joebo1963]

In the last 3 months about 500 deliveries I remember only 2 after the delivery add on to original tips.

I don’t take many no tip offers. About the only no tip offers I’ve done were at least $4 and under 2 miles or $5 under 3 and not at dinner time. I specifically remember a 4.50 offer for 2 miles that did add on $2. It only happened once so I remember

that’s sufficient evidence for me to state that people that don’t tip in app before won’t add on after.

 

[Rickos69]

In the last 3 months about 500 deliveries I remember only 2 after the delivery add on to original tips.

I don’t take many no tip offers. About the only no tip offers I’ve done were at least $4 and under 2 miles or $5 under 3 and not at dinner time. I specifically remember a 4.50 offer for 2 miles that did add on $2. It only happened once so I remember

that’s sufficient evidence for me to state that people that don’t tip in app before won’t add on after.

I just got one for $10 extra. It happened by the time I went from their door to my car, so it had to be in app.

 

[gregburg65]

I get quite a few tips that are larger than when the order came in, after I end the delivery.

 

[Rickos69]

I get quite a few tips that are larger than when the order came in, after I end the delivery.

That is defferent than when the customer actually adds on to his/her initial tips.
When that happens, you get a notification from DD that the customer added to the initial tip.

 

[SinTaxERROR]

I get quite a few tips that are larger than when the order came in, after I end the delivery.

This is mostly due to DD hiding the full tip during the ping.

 

[ntcindetroit]

I have received $40 tips a few times after delivery, but never $100 yet. Some require extra work, like wrong address entered initially.

Apparently, some customers are nice and can afford big tips.

That's why I keep dashing knowing it's a charity to the needy and great enjoyment for the people who can tip in big way.

 

[Ed Elivery]

That is defferent than when the customer actually adds on to his/her initial tips.
When that happens, you get a notification from DD that the customer added to the initial tip.

I actually rarely ever get such notifications, none over the past 6 months or so.

 

[Rickos69]

I actually rarely ever get such notifications, none over the past 6 months or so.

That is because up until a few days ago, the customer had to call support and go through the process of talking to them in order to get an additional tip in.
Recently, this capability became in app. I have gotten 2 in app tip uppings since it started.

 

[Nats121]

That is because up until a few days ago, the customer had to call support and go through the process of talking to them in order to get an additional tip in.
Recently, this capability became in app. I have gotten 2 in app tip uppings since it started.

I haven't received any additional tips yet but if this becomes anything remotely close to a regular occurrence Doordash will CUT our pay even more.

Doordash's motivation for doing this is to trick drivers into accepting garbage offers at lower pay rates with the expectation of getting additional tips on the back end.

 

[Rickos69]

I haven't received any additional tips yet but if this becomes anything remotely close to a regular occurrence Doordash will CUT our pay even more.

Doordash's motivation for doing this is to trick drivers into accepting garbage offers at lower pay rates with the expectation of getting additional tips on the back end.

The only thing that may stop this from ocurring is that if they cut pay, and the offer becomes unattractive on the front end, then who will accept them? Not me!
I don't even accept LOP orders anymore if they aren't feasible up front.
I did accept a couple in anticipation of a higher tip, and got the shaft. Never again.

 

[Nats121]

The only thing that may stop this from ocurring is that if they cut pay, and the offer becomes unattractive on the front end, then who will accept them? Not me!
I don't even accept LOP orders anymore if they aren't feasible up front.
I did accept a couple in anticipation of a higher tip, and got the shaft. Never again.

You won't fall for it because you're a savvy driver, but you're not the typical driver.

Given the stratospheric turnover rate (Doordash is doing a massive amount of advertising for drivers), they only need to fool drivers a few times and then onto the next newbies.