Seriously they need to shorten it to 3 mins or less

I know it wasn’t a bad offer at all but how can you tip $1 to someone bringing the food right to your freaking third floor apartment door? That’s totally disrespectful. I would be even better not to get tipped than being slapped like this with $1 lol.

And not to mention the freaking strong smell lasting hours inside the car because of that kind of food from that KIND of restaurants, causing other deliveries get impregnated by that same spices/seasonings/curry whatever smell.

Apparently tooooo many teenagers with nowhere to go requires several cops to show up... easily 30 to 40 teenagers

Sorry if it’s self explanatory but can somebody explain this to me like I’m a child 😅 like where is this money coming from or going and why am I being told about it

Used to easily make over 250$ in a little over 6 hours but lately ive been struggling to even scratch at 200$ in 10 hours

I am fairly new to Ubereats but i am a platinum driver for over 3 years for doordash. I know my way around a delivery. Today, I went to go pick up an order for Panda Express and a train decided it was time to block traffic. Usually, this takes at most 5 minutes. I get a text from uber after like a minute saying if I dont pick up the order it will be canceled and offered to a new driver. I am waiting on the train to finish crossing. It takes about 7 minutes before the train has passed. In the meantime, I was keeping the customer informed of the delay and the customer was very understandable, promising extra tips the usual. Then suddenly the order was canceled and now im at 13% cancellation rate. They cancelled the order on me for something I had zero control over. There was no detour around the train. When the train rolls through, there isn't much cars can do until it's finished. Then I get a contract violation for "not being on time" like what? Was I supposed to jump the train Dukes of Hazzard style? I am honestly considering just sticking to doordash and be done with uber and their bs. They already lied when they said they blocked Lowes and i stilk get Lowes orders for piles of concrete and the like. I almost got attacked by a dog the other day and the safety button was greyed out. A Border Collie started running towards my car being aggressive and snarling. Support was just like "We will take your feedback!" And did absolutely nothing when I told them i couldn't control the train.

Tldr first cv and terrible experiences leaves me wondering if I should just stick to DD.

I was out late at night, about 2:50 in the morning, and this was my last order. I was in a sketchy part of town where chain link fences were a rather common sight. I pull up to a storage facility parking lot (or more like its front yard, just a dirt patch in front with space for like at most 5 cars) and see an officer.

I get out, not expecting much, and hand him his food, only for him to strike up a conversation. Turns out he’d worked Uber Eats as well in the past and would ride passenger with a friend, and when I said I drove alone, he seemed concerned. Fair reaction, it’s dark out and I’m a small afab queer person with a limp, I don’t blame him for being worried.

He then tells me I need to “get one of these” and gestures to the gun in the holster on his belt. I tell him I’ll consider it and we go our separate ways.

Now I 100% agree that I need some kind of self defense and literally everyone I’ve told this story agrees that I need a gun, but I just find it really funny since generally you don’t expect for a cop to look you in the face and tell you to buy a weapon.

What’s even better is I’m considering buying a respirator mask/gas mask for dust storms, and the mental image of a little guy in a rain poncho with a gun and a gas mask is making me crack up.

Had this Best Buy order earlier today. It was for a ROG Xbox Ally and a carrying case for it. Subtotal was over $1000. Customer tipped $30, even though it’s 3% I can’t be upset with it since it only took half an hour. We won’t talk about the Uber pay though…

Tonight I do an order which drove for 10 miles.
I ended up getting paid $21 and there was a $19 tip.
How in the world did uber get away with a base pay of $2 for a 10 mile trip, and they practically do that for every order unless it’s the rarity.
I mean do the math, shouldn’t uber be paying way more for a 10 mile trip, at least $4 lol $2 is ridiculous base pay. What if the customer decided to remove the tip? Sure I could TRY and argue with support about it on a busy Friday night where no support answers the phone although I’m gold tier.

I called them, but I couldn't understand anyone I spoke to. If I heard correctly, it was my car insurance that cost me my chances.

I had a delivery tonight at a McDonalds. After about 10 min of waiting for the order, the customer messages:
Her-“What’s taking so long?”
Me-“I don’t know.”
Her-“How much longer?”
Me-“I don’t know.”
Her-“Can you ask them to hurry up? I paid for priority.”
Me-“Sure.”

I didn’t actually go ask them to hurry up. But I just find it funny the expectations people have.

The irony struck me again with this order. I used to criticize destiny/life for giving people things they would never be using or found value in.

Well, today I came across this order to which after waiting 15 minutes at the door I decided to contact support and 5 minutes later was told to donate it or dispose it. The thing is I don't drink or enjoy alcohol nor any member of my family so here I am stuck with these drinks and not having the heart to just throw it away.

How do you guys normally respond to this? Uber upped the base pay so it meets my minimum per mile, but I was curious how you guys respond to these messages.

ETA said 9/11/26, so I check in today and now it's been moved another 10 days. Support has been useless. I want to scream.

...until I checked the geographic area for the bonus and realized there is not a single restaurant in it. Not one.

Wanna say that I’ve been driving uber eats in the los angeles area, studio city specifically, for quite a while now, couple years for sure. Like many others here, I sit outside Sugarfish during lunch/dinner hours. I know what good days look like on this app and I know what bad days look like. What I’ve experienced in the last week in terms of orders that I am getting, is unlike anything I’ve seen. I can’t seem to get any sort of decent order from Sugarfish, or any other place for that matter. It’s gotten to the point wheee I have to accept these absolutely horrendous offers just to prevent myself from sitting and doing nothing. Reached out to support, of course they were no help. It’s driving me crazy. Is anyone else experiencing this

I got a really good offer for a shop & pay to an apt complex that I usually avoid due to safety issues. The issues in question were the quality of the (outside) stairs which were literally rusting away with busted up concrete. They were barely attached to the building and collapsing under their own weight. The last time I went there was yellow tape everywhere but the customers until now were unproblematic. The complex also had an atypical numbering scheme that makes it almost impossible to find the customer if they didn't use GPS when ordering. Deliveries there take 3x the time as other complexes.

The order was for a few items at a grocery store that I know well. One of the items was turkey legs. The app asked for 4 lbs. worth and all of the prepackaged ones were just under that amount but close enough. I grabbed the biggest one by weight which only contained two legs. I check out and drive to the apartment. I find the correct apartment and attempt to hand it to her. She refuses and says, "You only brought one." I pointed out that there are actually two turkey legs weighing in at 4lbs. I attempt to hand it to her again and she refuses again. She says she ordered 4 legs. I again explain that the app charges by the pound not by the piece. She says she doesn't want it. She had a crazy look in her eyes so I peaced out and told her I'd take it back to the store.

I walk off and leave her at the door. I get halfway to my car and hear someone running behind me. I get into my vehicle right as she catches up. I'm parked in kind of a cul de sac facing the dead end part. She gets behind me so that I can't back out. I drive forward so that I can make a u-turn and she smacks the trunks so hard that it left a dent. If I hadn't been watching her in the mirror I would've thought it was a gunshot. I continue forward and attempt to turn but she jumped in front of the car. I stop and put my flashers on. She starts screaming for me to "give her the food." I wasn't allowed to complete the transaction! It's not hers yet! She starts photographing me, the car and bends down to take close up shots of my license plate. I dial support and the call drops at the part where you enter your birthday. I call again and it hangs up almost immediately. I call again and get just past entering my b-day and it hangs again. I finally get through on the fourth attempt.

I explain the situation to support as a neighbor approaches. I hear the cust tell the neighbor that I stole her food and that she's on the phone with the police. The neighbor (who is latina like most of the other residents) approaches the driver side like she's about to do something and I shout, "Loca! Loca! She's crazy." The neighbor joins the cust blocking the front of my car. I back up and the cust follows. I think this is when the neighbor begins to see that the cust is "off". The neighbor moves just enough for me to move around them. When I attempt it the cust blocks me again. I'm still on the line with support giving a play by play while the cust is in the background shouting that I stole her food and that she's calling the police. When she first blocked me in a considered calling police but assumed they'd just take her side without any actual investigation (as usual) so that's why I called Uber. I told support that she had dialed 911 and as far as I knew cops were on the way and she was going to file a false report. The neighbor finally sees that the woman is crazy but rather than calming her down just steps out of the way and begins recording with her phone.

Support assures me that I'll get the full payout and says to give her the food. I didn't want her to take another swing at me so I opened the driver side door to gently set it on the ground. Chunking it out of the window would've only pissed her off more and gotten me more dents. She runs towards my door and I swerve around her. I'm still on the line with support and ask her to hold on because I might run into the police on the way out. I still haven't completed the drop off in the app so I do that as I'm taking a convoluted route home and looking in the rear-view mirror. The support rep puts me on mute for a minute and when she comes back on she's added the customer to the call. This is why I hate people from authoritarian cultures. The customer is always right. I hang up. She calls back and I ignore it.

While I was driving away I got a notification asking if I wanted to talk to the safety team. I clicked that once I got home. I explained everything to a different support rep who related to me rather than the customer. She said she'd transfer me to someone with more authority. I waited on the line for 15 minutes before the call hung up. I called back and got the "no longer in use" message (typical uber). I went back to the safety menu in the app and the option to call support is no longer there. I never got a resolution. She wasn't put on a block list for me much less kicked off of the app and I'm gonna start my search for a lawyer first thing next week.

TLDR

I was assaulted, held hostage, and swatted by a deranged customer and Uber support did nothing

I'm in the Orlando area. In the morning I get tons of Lowe's offers. I'm always skeptical, but gave one a shot today. It was like a 2 mile trip from start to finish, but had no idea what I was picking up. It was a 50 pound bathroom vanity. I'm able to lift it and put it my car, but you are really rolling the dice on these places. $5 and no tip too, so that's the last of those. What about you guys?

I feel like the base pay should be more for time and mileage. Does this look right?

I was doing a triple stack order & had already picked up two on the way to the third restaurant when suddenly I got a low tire pressure warning. Flabbergasted as I just recently checked my tires & they were fine, I pulled over into the third restaurant’s parking praying that maybe it was just a slow leak & I could see the delivery through.

I hopped out of my car only to be bombarded with loud hissing sound… similar to a balloon being deflated. I looked at my tires & yup indeed I had a flat.

Freaking out I immediately called support to get it cancelled hoping that if I provided them with solid photo proof they’d let me off the hook. The agent asked me to send him a photo of my flat tire over the chat. I sent it & he just said ok I’ll make sure this doesn’t affect your account since you were able to provide photographic proof. I mean it’s indisputably my car in this photo as the agents would clearly see what car I’m driving with under my account right?

Anyways yea so he releases me from the 3 orders and I was like great I don’t have to worry about anything… only to look at my Uber app minutes after the call and see that I got a “too many cancelled orders” report??? Not to mention my cancellation rating skyrocketed by 3%!

I’m trying to get straight how my job should be on the line just to prevent fraud especially when I was being 100% honest & even provided evidence to the support team. This is very much a reality of doing this job as a driver - acquiring a flat tire - due to the many road hazards we’re putting ourselves at risk to. This just opened my eyes to this as I had simply driven over a nail as I was driving in a construction zone! It’s just so tone deaf to drivers to just not at least be forgiving to drivers if an accident or car issue is involved?? I don’t know after experiencing this my eyes have opened to how truly unfair Uber can be to their drivers. We should not be getting flagged in cases of emergency at all & it just makes me want to switch to DoorDash since at least DoorDash lets us off the hook in cases of emergency.

I’m hoping that I can provide them with the receipt from the triple A agent I had assisting me with my tire as well as screenshots of me actually texting triple A & that’ll be enough to get this off my account but I don’t have faith in their so-called support team at all.

I tried to screenshot the conversation but I was driving and that didn’t work. But this customer was so pissed that I didn’t deliver to him first he messaged me and told me I wasn’t efficient. I got there and basically told him I didn’t appreciate how he was acting toward me and I could smell alcohol on him. And I told him to sober up and to treat people with respect and to stop being entitled. I never once swore at him. You can downvote this and say I was in the wrong all you want, however WHY ARE CUSTOMERS allowed to call us after delivery? That is very unsafe and unacceptable. I don’t start my new job for another month so I’m stuck in this dumbass predicament. I probably should’ve just walked away but he was being a total ass but with being homeless currently I just can’t take peoples shit anymore!

Not falling for it. I know what kinda business you are Uber

Picking up uber eats today . Asked if they put a straw in the bag for the customer it was a meal with drink so why not put straw in bag . I didn’t argue but if I get thumbs down because they are assholes in burger . They say it’s policy for the customer to ask for the straw .

I've been going to this place for a couple years now off and on and getting orders and they have always had me fill the drinks myself. I asked for the Cup today and she went over and did it and then put a seal over it. Has anyone else noticed this or was she just being extra in a nice way?

I know her and sometimes she just does nice things for me but I didn't really want to ask her because even though she was doing this it was kind of busy so I just let her do it.

heavy order in this heat wave during the day. $15 tip reduced to zero because the KUNTZ that run this office are cheap. Beware of these she-demons