[Trafficat]

Are there any drivers out there still driving with a low uberEATS acceptance rate? Unlike for passenger transport the terms seem to imply we can't choose not to do pings. The problem is, the average EATS ping for me is 10-15 minutes away, and the payout is rediculously low, made even worse by the new changes to "compensate for time" by giving us $0.14 per estimated minute (when deliveries ALWAYS take FAR longer than estimated if you divide the time payout by $0.14 to determine the estimated minutes.)

My average UberEATS journey takes me like 40 minutes and pays out like $3-4 and I almost never get any tip.

I'd like to only accept UberEATS trips with a 5 minute ETA but I think that will realistically mean a very low acceptance rate.

 

[GruveRecords]

Acceptance rate is an Uber scare tactic and nothing else. I've had mine at 0 on a bad day and still received pings.

 

[uberboy1212]

I dont think you can get terminated/not get pings due to low acceptance rate. I think having a high acceptance rate may help when it comes to getting better promotions though (if you are in an area that gets promotions).

 

[dogmeat]

I don't think acceptance rate means anything for UberEats or Uber in general. I only turn on deliveries when there's a boost (1.4x minimum) and I'm not getting any UberX pings. Only time I will go "10 minutes" for a pick up is if there is a 2.0x or more. I say "10 minutes" because I stage/live in the burbs and 10 minutes can really be 7-8.

Average delivery is $11.73 (including tips). I've been lucky and got tips on 16/30 deliveries. If i didn't get boosts and/or live in the burbs, I wouldn't be doing it.

 

[goodmania]

Acceptance rate is an Uber scare tactic and nothing else. I've had mine at 0 on a bad day and still received pings.

how about satisfaction rate? is that a scary tactic too(hopefully)?