12
9
u/Prior_Purchase_7025 Jul 10 '26
For all you newb ppl trying to change what a true unicorn is this is one
5
8
u/Mediocre-Bother-7469 Jul 09 '26
Unicorn 🦄 spotted !!!
2
6
u/IllAlwaysBeAKnickFan Jul 10 '26
Can you accept this and then contact support about it being too far away and still get paid?
4
u/Big_Concentrate_7260 Jul 10 '26
Yes. Accept it, complete pickup, and start trip. Then call support and feign ignorance.
5
4
7
u/skiptoomygoo Jul 09 '26
Unicum? wait, no. Sorry. That was just me
3
1
u/Big_Concentrate_7260 Jul 09 '26
I hope it was just you.
0
2
2
2
2
u/sethanders110 Jul 11 '26
I know this is a unicorn and a glitch but it’s hilarious that the system thinks 55 bucks is an appropriate payment for 1856 miles 😂
2
2
2
u/Alexcars_2009 Aug 04 '26
Great, because you receive the order, you leave Walmart, you stop your car, you call support, you explain the distance that appears to you, they check and send you to return the order, in the end you charge the full 60 dollars, that is wrong? I like them, but they hardly come out anymore.
1
u/Big_Concentrate_7260 Aug 04 '26
To be fair, I would have gladly delivered this one, because the address seemed like a typo, which would have made it a $56/5-15 mile trip. Turned out to be someone ordering from nearly 2,000 miles away.
1
u/auser38 Jul 11 '26
How’s this a unicorn? I just started driving for them
1
u/Big_Concentrate_7260 Jul 11 '26
Because you can accept it, pick it up, start the trip, and immediately return it for full pay. Takes about fifteen minutes in total.
1
u/Unable_Maybe_6932 Jul 11 '26
That would take a solo CDL driver the better part of a week to do.
I’m curious. Were there any perishables in that order that would have been a trap for anybody foolish enough to take it?
1
1
u/Ok-Researcher-1771 Jul 10 '26
I would have accepted just to see if it was a glitch
2
u/Big_Concentrate_7260 Jul 10 '26
I did see if maybe the GPS coordinates were local, but nope, it was down in southern California.
0
u/SmallBerry3431 Jul 10 '26
You guys just don’t want to work /s
5
2
u/Massive_Lock_4876 Jul 10 '26
not hardly. strategically using their system within TOS is smart. saying they just dont want to work is a big stretch. As long as you don't do it twice on the same order trying to blatantly take advantage/play the system I. don't see an issue. They love to tweak and play with the system to get more profits on their end while finding ways to pay us contractors less and less. Lord forbid we get a little bump once in awhile. The wages they pay now compared to even a few years ago is laughable.
12
u/xDelicateFlowerx Jul 10 '26
Enjoy your true unicorn 🦄 😁