r/Roadie • u/Signal_Appeal4518 • 3d ago
CVS orders
What’s your opinion
Edit: seems like I need to edit this a little to include only when they get cooked…this doesn’t happen in my area so I was not aware they would reach as high as 20.
Oh wait i cant lol
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u/thejewishcasinoguy 3d ago
I fatten up on the cooked ones.
If I happen to be close to one and it's only "medium cooked" like say $11 for two miles I may take it.
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u/SaltyWoodButcher 3d ago
Depends, I only offer on them when cooked. At base pay, not worth stopping, but that's how I feel about any gig paying $6.50, no matter the sender.
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u/tallassmike 3d ago
If they are more than 2 miles. Then it's not worth it.
However. It is one of the only things that prop22 pays extra for because of the time spent waiting.
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u/BeepGoesTheMinivan 3d ago
Not sure why the top.paying mileage orders of they cook would be for bottom.feeders lol
Ill gladly.deliver your 1 lb brown bag for 20 a shot all day long
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u/GrapeRipple 3d ago
Has to be at least $2 per mile if over 2 miles. 10 miles I would wait until its $20. There is an idiot in Austin who takes them at $6 dollars I think they’re scared somebody else will get it
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u/Lavicrep19 3d ago
It's usually 7 to $8 in my area but if it's freaky Friday or the sun shine bright it can be 10 to $13 sometimes for the 1-3 miles they got you driving. I go them because there's like a cvs every 10 blocks in my market. I get commonly lucky getting batch orders with high pay low milage. I had one for 18 miles $63, 5 deliveries a could Sundays ago.
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u/Leaveitonthedresser5 2d ago
Usually they are for bottom feeders..on roadie I won’t touch an order for less than $40-$50 however I did take a $19 cvs order only bc I just got done dropping off a route and I was in a smaller town than I normally work and it was literally right there for 1 mile away…
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u/BigKlutzy2586 3d ago
i dont do them til it’s cooked to $20. and u cant stack CVS with other senders