It's not hard, the way to keep 100 deliveries in a rolling 30 day period is complete 100 deliveries, and keep it up. It's easy for me, a person can do just 4 a day and have 120 in 30 days. I just don't understand why it's that hard.

Mike I turned mine off (shop and pay) and there’s 2 ways to get it done.First way,report your card lost in the app.Second way is if you added it to your apple wallet,delete it out of your wallet.These 2 methods together work 100%.I hated shop and pay to and these will definitely work haven’t received 1 shop in pay since.

@@JohnnyTech712 I love shop and pay! They are a huge percentage of my earnings!

what if they were all one item of 40

Plus that poor Chipotle customer gets cold food!

It all depends, but for 11 miles no way..

agreed to a point, How about an individual promo of $0.25 per offer for over 2500 LTD's $0.50 per offer over 5000 and maintain the 100 requirement, got to be fair to all the drivers

6698 deliveries for me and in the past two days I've made $30 in 3 hours. I'm just disgusted with DD. Too Dasher for 4 years running.

Top Dasher 😢

Yup just say its lost and its gone for good 😁

Last three weeks were 11 hours, 8 hours 5 min and 8 hours 14 min of Dash time respectively. Currently at 73 deliveries in the last 30 days, should hit it this week!

Yeah if you're consistently receiving orders. Unfortunately that's not always the case.

@@andress7119 very true, that is why it is necessary to learn your market so you are not working say slow times, and the only way is to dash as often as you can early on so those determinations can be made

Make video and show us

In my market we can sign up to prioritize or not prioritize shop and deliver. You'll still get them but not nearly as often. At least with uber you can turn the option off

They also ordered prune juice...they were on a mission lol

@@YourDriverMike 😂

Sounds almost similar to my routine with Shipt 🤣 On DD shopping orders, how big are the orders you usually accept? Are there lots of items? And do they pay single or double digits?! Just curious because I received an email about prioritizing me for shopping orders and wanted to know if it was even worth it.

unfortunately what works in one market & may not always work in another, my market is about 70 - 90 sq miles with most deliveries occurring within a 35 to 45sq mile range

what is consider to be a full time dasher? I am a Top Dasher as well, last three weeks the offers have been a lot better.....caveat, but then a few OGs that i had met over the past 6 months were unhappy with DD, talking of quitting, their attitude "it aint like it used to be, maybe partly responsible.... 1 OG had 5300 LTD's and said he been dashing for 5 years, I do 24hrs/4 day/wk, avg 220+ deliveries a month, I accept all, except @ a McDonald's when there are 14 cars in line at the drive thru or 17 the next weekend after that, so on occasion i do judiciously unaasign At first to achieve 100 it took 10 of my work days, then 8, last month 7, this month i might git r done in 6, but that's 16+ per day & so far my avg is 15 + deliveries per work day this month. we shall see if it holds, so 100 can fortunately be obtained (in my market) usually in seven days, @ 6 hr/day, just under two of my work weeks, Oh and whoever has implied that stacked orders are detrimental (quit the friggin bean counting) think again!! one trip, 2 deliveries get 4 stacked, 8 deliveries vs time it takes to do 4 maybe 5 individual offers in sometimes half (rare) to 3/4 the amount of time it takes to do 8, again in my market The ability to schedule days in advance, the capability to dash anytime gives a dasher the freedom that everyone espouses but they just dont want to put the time in too reap the rewards, It appears the tier levels make it more fair to the top dashers who have earned the right to get the best offers. Why should a wanna-be cherry picking dasher get a a slam dunk take it to the bank High dollar offer if they wont even do less than 100 dashes a month, or you could try as i have previously mentioned in the comments that @freedomfirst4489 mentions below to get 100 it just aint that hard, really how much time do you want to waste cherry picking offers?? you see what happens, no buffer when...... yes it really isnt worth accepting the offer or unassigning from it,

i take three days off a week and avg 7 work days to knock 100 and i like the stacked orders as well, freaking great when two $7+ offers get stacked, knocked out in 20 minutes with another offer being thrown at ya just after you have completed the stacked, great to run vs hunt peck, drive to hot spot areas

@@fmstark5078 Only thing I use hotspots for is to tell how busy it is…I NEVER chase them & still get PLENTY of offers!! From the time I start til I finish,,I haven’t had to wait to get an offer FOREVER & only decline 1 or 2 a night Another reason I don’t chase hotspots is because one night another dasher had just dropped off a delivery to the same Nursing Home,,she’s n front of me at the red light & all off the hotspots were on one side of town..She turned left towards the hotspots & as soon as I turned right,,away from them I got a $9.00 offer to only go a couple miles!! Probly like 3/4’s of the offers I get aren’t even a hotspot!! I just looked…Only worked 4 days last week,,4hrs each night & completed 41 deliveries & this week will more than likely finish out my 100 for the month

Why did you do that? Did you not like shopping orders?

Definitely seems more for full time/longer hour dashers which I get

You be puttin in the hours i am in the 15-16/day delivery range doing usually 24hrs a week +/-1 your market how much cherry picking do you do if any and what are your ratings? thanks in advance on your reply

I think so too. Doordash even more than the other delivery apps has been getting pushed hard with legislation to classify drivers as employees, so I personally suspect the platinum status is their way of trying to get ahead of that in states that haven't legislated them yet, creating a tier that's defacto closer to employee and the rest are the "traditional" gig worker pool. I haven't seen it talked about all that much before your comment but that is my personal theory

@@fmstark5078 I'm in Ca so zero cherry picking right now my ar is 95% I only turn down the ones that don't make sense and double shopping orders after multiple problems paying with redcard. For CA I get a guarantied pay of$19.20 per hour of active time plus 34 cents per active mile thanks to CA prop 22

What was your experience like with shopping orders? Did you enjoy it? Was the pay decent?

@DemetriusKaneDTG it's not bad. I don't enjoy it no. Base pay is usually higher still have to be picky.

Should be Platinum this week or early next week depending how much time I have to dash, stay tuned!

@@YourDriverMikei plan on it

Ran into the same problem about 7 weeks ago.. been taking everything to run my acceptance up and then burn it down on the weekend

True, but I'm just not gonna touch anything near account fraud. I'm not losing my account, not again 😂

Yah that was my life. I was always TD and did that for a month. Finally I gave up and went to other platforms. My hourly went down $10hr from TD saw now LOPs, ridiculous

To get catering orders, you have to reach platinum status and apply for large order program. Invest in an XXXL insulated delivery bag because you will need it for verification.

@@DemetriusKaneDTG but doordash calls you right?you just can't irder a bag an be like hey I got my bag where ate my orders.

@@user-cp3ru7sq4g No! You do it in the app! Found on ratings window. You have to get bag and upload photos to get approved.

Thank you!

i agree to a point, if however the time clock starts over i see no issue and the few times this has happened to me the tip was a decent amount

Cherry picking in 2024? How do you do it? Because soon my AR go down from 50%, I stop to get an order. And how do you schedule with low AR?

Or higher

Feels like the least amount of control I've had as a Dasher. Kind of walled off high-paying offers only for Dasher Rewards participants with high AR. I'll be doing the math after all this to compare cherry picking vs DR

@@YourDriverMike i am a man of my word $50 says cherry picking loses