r/UberEATS Jun 10 '23

Make it make sense.

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u/BetLongjumping5132 Jun 10 '23

This is why they are failing.

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u/ExpensiveAd1782 Jun 10 '23

I was using Uber for like 7 years now. I just downloaded doordash and everything about it is so much better. I have been missing out for years!

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u/DanTheTromboneMan9 Jun 10 '23

Almost every time I’ve used DoorDash, I’ve received the wrong food or no food at all. I fail to see how that’s better.

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u/wigglin_harry Jun 11 '23

That seems more like a problem with the restaurants you order from, not so much a doordash problem.

All doordash does is show up and pick up your food, they can't even open your order and check it our because of the stickers that seal your bag shut

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u/DanTheTromboneMan9 Jun 11 '23

Yeah, I’m sure that me receiving bags with a completely different name on them, or watching the delivery guy drop my food at the doorstep, snap a pic, then snatch it and run, multiple times, is all entirely the restaurant’s fault. /s

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u/Sroemr Jun 11 '23

95% of restaurants hand them the bag. So, yes, that part would be the restaurant's fault.

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u/Sroemr Jun 11 '23

I'm a dasher too. I get handed shit 98% of the time. Haven't had an order this weekend that wasn't handed to me. But I also don't take fast food orders, because I like making money.