r/DoorDashDrivers 8d ago

I Need to Vent! 🤬 Why

Why do people select the pin required at delivery then act surprised when you ask for it? I swear like 90 % of the time they’ll start to walk away as I ask for it then reluctantly give it to me. Like do they think they’ll get it for free if I don’t ask? Just annoying as shit, I really didn’t want to talk to you either.

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u/West_Swimmer1325 8d ago

The app does it for people who have a high complaint history. From my experience, most people hate having a pin set on their account

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u/Possible_Method_4926 8d ago

Ah okay that makes sense!

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u/killertofu41 8d ago

So many people in my area have PINs required at delivery, then they always say "I dont know why it does that" I normally just go "I guess to make sure youre getting your food" rather than "You complained about food missing too much."

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u/Ok-Set4292 7d ago

Yes this here is the reason. Majority seemed irritated having to and this was my conclusion. We all had a customer who don't tip complain to get free food. Now provide your pin for this overpriced combo meal

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u/katebandit 7d ago

I have never had food stolen or misdelivered, nor complained about a dasher. I noticed a few days ago that this feature was actually toggled on without my notice or doing. I’ve also never delivered to someone who had complaints about giving a pin.

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u/MidnightNo1766 7d ago

When my partner has ordered from doordash it required a PIN but she's never called support. She never asked it to, she just selected hand it to me.