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The Uber system pays you a set fee for collecting the food, then for your mileage, then a set fee for dropping off. The further you go to a customer the more you earn, with the minimum being £4. It's a lot better than deliveroo.
You can also cancel the orders on your phone if you can't find a customer and you will still be paid for it.
You can log in and out whenever you want. You can also log in from home.
If you use my referall code I get £200 once you complete 50 deliveries which I will split 50/50 with you. I have done this with a few people now.
Send me a PM if you have any specific questions.
farewell
Deliveroo sounds awful, I have a few friends that worked there. Tried starting unions etc, one was a trainer but rarely.
It all sounded shit.
Bet it was great when it was new and were like 5 riders per city.
UberEats sounds much more flexible and like being self employed.
That being said, how teh fuck am I supposed to figure this out
https://www.uber.com/en-GB/drive/manchester/resources/how-ubereats-payments-work-manchester/
that pic, what was the total for the order in the example?
Why is everything so sharky with these fucks?
so far all I know is, £40 to sign up, min £4 pre drop, 30% for cyclists. But that means nothing