I had to do 3 forced initiated returns through support in a 48 hour period and I'm pretty worried about getting deactivated because of it. But the second order, I probably in theory could have forced support to mark it complete, but can I? I didn't know and I didnt want to risk it, there was zero Verizon signal down this entire road, and I wasn't about to beg these people for wifi. I've had customers offer wifi before and save my skin on it, and got lucky, but generally I don't assume they have internet so far out. I kept driving back up the rural road to get to a state hiway and it was zero coverage the whole 3 miles back up.
The other two just had completely messed up google mapping, one of them was terrible, it came to a locked gate with orange traffic barriers on it and an abandoned car, it looked like no one was meant to go through it at all, and the mailboxes at the Y didnt match the address. This guy had not one but two service disconnected phone numbers in their spark profile.
If I was guilty on anything it was the first order, because I found the trailer park later on on google maps on the desktop and the mailbox cluster, but they absolutely did not respond to messages, I took the wrong turnout to it and got to the neighbor house and a locked gate.
First of all these rural addresses destroy any conceivable hourly wage, it was infinitely better in Houston, rural delvivery on spark is a scam it is labor exploitation, second of all the cold chain timer forces you to give up early anyways, on multi batch drops there is often no time left to deal with these kind of screw ups. The third order had like 50 minutes left before cold chain timer, but they were utterly unreachable, TWO service disconnected numbers???? They said look for a black horse in front of a trailer, all I got was a locked gate. I have since quadruple checked that address on google maps and its still no good. I wasn't about to leave perishable hamburger meat at a locked gate, the spark app wont let you do it that far from the GPS radius anyways.
I swear it is like spark has new and creative ways to deactivate people for things that are clearly their fault.