It's a wrap for Postmates UPDATE: Literally

[NotAnFBIagent]

Postmates changed their options from tipping only after you get your food delivered to tipping beforehand, later or not at all. I suspect customers are choosing tip later or no tip so that means if I do 10 deliveries one night, only two will tip now

I do bitesquad they don't play that shyt. I see how much I'll make before I accept the order.

 

[Scaaar]

shyt too high any fukking way..the other day a $9 chicken meal cost me
$30 smh

fukk postmates

Man every time I try to use on of those delivery apps those markups just make me get up and drive myself

 

[desjardins]

It should be illegal for executives to run a company this far into the red while at the same time getting market pay (or higher) all to bail under bankruptcy or acquisition
It seem like once "investors" get involved you can finesse any kind of scheme ass business model and eat off it no matter how bad it's doing

 

[13473]

Uber owns Postmates and Uber Eats?

 

[JadeB]

Uber owns Postmates and Uber Eats?

Uber just bought PM last month

 

[darealvelle]

I ordered some popeyes the other day from Uber eats. Dude pulled up in a old ass Camry looking like hustle man

Box was half open and barely any fries in the box. Ain't trust to eat that shyt, cause I know buddy was eating my shyt. I'm done with ubereats

yea the main reason why I never uses any of those food delivery services. I keep a frozen pizza on deck just in case I am not able to leave the pad.

 

[Born2BKing]

yea the main reason why I never uses any of those food delivery services. I keep a frozen pizza on deck just in case I am not able to leave the pad.

Damn crazy you say this because I bought a few frozen pizzas and some stouffer meals just in case as well.

 

[darealvelle]

Damn crazy you say this because I bought a few frozen pizzas and some stouffer meals just in case as well.

Yea man I be hearing too many stories about people getting they food tampered with.

 

[Born2BKing]

Yea man I be hearing too many stories about people getting they food tampered with.

I wish they would make the seals mandatory. Like Marco's seals their pizza box, hell even Mcdonald's seals their bags. Other places don't give a fukk. It should be mandatory for every restaurant on the apps. And if the food comes unsealed, it should be free.

 

[R=G]

No Olive Garden, Red Lobster, Applebee's, Ruth Chris', Morton's, ALMOST ANY LOCAL RESTAURANT (save chinese and Pizza) does not deliver.

Postmates delivers everything...i think.

 

[darealvelle]

I wish they would make the seals mandatory. Like Marco's seals their pizza box, hell even Mcdonald's seals their bags. Other places don't give a fukk. It should be mandatory for every restaurant on the apps. And if the food comes unsealed, it should be free.

Yea see that right there is legit. That should be a no brainer to be honest. Food should be free and the driver gets penalized.

 

[feelosofer]

Let's be reality Post Mates pays its drivers more than Uber Eats or Doordash but as a consumer, I bought into Doordash's subcription and ordering twice a month it basically pays for it self.

 

[BeeCityRoller]

Y'all really using food delivery apps like that? First the food spot raises the regular price to cover the App fee, then factor in the delivery fee, then no coupons unless the app has their own, then tip. Then you're rolling the dice with getting someone looking/smelling like a bum with no mask on, dirty hands, and cold food. A $20 meal turns into $35-40 real quick.

I deliver for Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods but it's a bit different.

 

[feelosofer]

Y'all really using food delivery apps like that? First the food spot raises the regular price to cover the App fee, then factor in the delivery fee, then no coupons unless the app has their own, then tip. Then you're rolling the dice with getting someone looking/smelling like a bum with no mask on, dirty hands, and cold food. A $20 meal turns into $35-40 real quick.

I deliver for Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods but it's a bit different.

It probably varies from state to state but as a NJ resident I can order from dozens of restaurants, get my food in 20-45 mins depending on distance and In NJ you have to seal the bags. I have the Doordash Pass so it ends up not costing much more and I don't have to leave the house.

 

[saturn7]

How the fukk are these companies allowed to run at a billion dollar deficit??

Obviously your business model is not fukking working if you are losing that much.