The compensation has dropped significantly, leading me to engage in very few deliveries now. What used to be a fair payment for a single delivery is now what is offered for several jobs combined. Most gigs in my vicinity are simply not worth the effort to leave home. Deliveries that once paid $35-$45 are now offering between $6.00 and $12. The current pay is below minimum wage, making it financially unviable for drivers. We must travel to the pickup site and often wait for assistance, only to find that orders are not ready or can't be located. By the time we load items—often heavy and requiring manual effort without help—and arrive at the customer’s location, we've already spent over an hour and traveled 12-20 miles one way. After factoring in fuel costs, it feels like a loss rather than a gain. I would prefer to stay home than lose money on these gigs. To make matters worse, despite living right next to a store, I haven’t been able to secure any early morning jobs there in the past six months, even though I used to get one or two regularly. I've reached out to the support team, but they insist that gigs are distributed fairly. I frequently get early morning jobs at a location 12 miles away, but I’ve decided to pursue opportunities with a more rewarding company. I've given up on trying for early morning gigs at the nearby store; it's simply not worth it.
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