Grubhub and Postmates must be in a race to see who can change our pay the most often. Grubhub has been rolling out various test pay models for several months. I get the impression they are honing in on what they want to use. This week there have been people in several markets receiving emails …
Holy crap Batman! Grubhub has announced a new round of markets getting updated in their pay model. They use a lot of the same language, talking about exciting pay changes and enhancing based on our feedback. It’s the usual code for “you’re about to get duped again.” And then I saw the big change. I …
It’s all their fault. Death. Famine. Poverty. War. Justin Bieber…. Blame it all on those evil doers, those villains, those ne’er-do-wells. Cherry pickers. Those nasty, evil, horrible beings who stomp on babies, kick puppies, put pineapple on their pizza and, horror of horrors, reject orders while on delivery.
Grubhub slowly shrinking payouts on higher tip orders I posted my first impressions on the new Grubhub Pay Model here, and at the time, it appeared that they were paying slightly more per trip than they would have if they used the old straight line mileage model. I mentioned at the time that I was …
(note: Grubhub rolled out a new pay model in Denver and some other markets on March 11, 2019. This is not the same pay model that is being rolled out in late June of 2019. This is a more recent article with reactions to the newest model, and here is some advice I posted about …
For the longest time, conventional wisdom was that Uber Eats would be the one to eventually knock Grubhub off their perch as market share leader in the food delivery business, with Doordash and Postmates seemingly left behind to battle for scraps. And yet recent reports like this one and this one show Doordash taking over …
