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Delivery Jobs / App Stacking
DaveTheGeordie
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I work full (nothing to do with driving) but I tried the last few days doing Uber Eats delivery driving to earn more part time. I know there's variables like area, and to be fair you could say I need to do it for longer to get a better average but the money seems to suck, at least using just Uber Eats, and there's waiting around 20 minutes between jobs a fair bit. Even if I were working non-stop collecting, driving, delivering hypothetically, I don't think I'd hit near minimum wage.
To folks doing/experienced in the local delivery gig thing, what companies / apps are you stacking together? I have to wait with Just Eat and Deliveroo. Gone as far as i can with those in the application up to this point. I know people stack those 3 commonly. Are there others?
Also any other general pro-tips? Have any of you tried out of the box stuff like delivering 2 to 6 am for example? I'm thinking better tips, less traffic stress
To folks doing/experienced in the local delivery gig thing, what companies / apps are you stacking together? I have to wait with Just Eat and Deliveroo. Gone as far as i can with those in the application up to this point. I know people stack those 3 commonly. Are there others?
Also any other general pro-tips? Have any of you tried out of the box stuff like delivering 2 to 6 am for example? I'm thinking better tips, less traffic stress
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Most delivery jobs tend to be pretty low-paid. Have you looked at part-time work at local supermarkets? A lot of them take on extra temporary staff at Christmas, and quite often they want people overnight for restocking, if that's the sort of hours you're looking for. The pay is usually a fair bit better than what you'll get from delivery jobs, as well.
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"I know there's variables like area,"
Area is potentially by far the largest variable - Large city centres, city outskirts, suburbs, large towns, small towns, villages etc (apart from deep in the country where the service is unlikely to exist).0 -
CliveOfIndia said:Most delivery jobs tend to be pretty low-paid. Have you looked at part-time work at local supermarkets? A lot of them take on extra temporary staff at Christmas, and quite often they want people overnight for restocking, if that's the sort of hours you're looking for. The pay is usually a fair bit better than what you'll get from delivery jobs, as well.1
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