The Dark Truth Behind Delivery Apps: Fraud, Bots and Mistrust

[@Therideshareguy]

🎯Drive smarter, not harder with Solo: therideshareguy.com/joesolo What have you been seeing? Share your thoughts in the comments!

[@bubbasue74]

Best video of the year!!! This needs to go viral and to all news outlets.

[@PeaceLoveLightMom1313]

100%

[@broncobob36]

I’ve been in the gig economy for 5 years. Everything discussed in this video is true. No Bullshit!!!

[@PeaceLoveLightMom1313]

Agree 100%

[@heyletitgo]

What is your top apps

[@johnlopez4773]

This is so true.

[@justplaintiredofitall]

3-4 drivers operate together and get signal blockers if you can't make money they can't neither, use them in airport lots for rideshare and Walmart pick ups

[@wicky201]

What's SUGAR EATS?!?😂🤣😂💩💩 (AI)

[@kurtismckemmie4850]

What is door dog?😂

[@wicky201]

Just watched again. Didn't catch that the first time😂

[@traviskitteh]

It does seem like the only way to make a living on these platforms is to play the games of the people scamming the platform. I'd love to try out one of those Bots myself, but I'm afraid that my acceptance rate isn't high enough to avoid being investigated.

[@PeaceLoveLightMom1313]

How do we stop this?!?!?!

[@fernandopineda4400]

In Miami probably 90% of accounts are fake ( lyft,uber,doordash) etc etc you aso for a ride or anything and someone else is behind the wheel.

[@UltimateAldean]

Prop 22! Consequently, Uber may have an incentive to manage ride assignments and pricing to minimize additional compensation payments. By setting fares that align closely with the guaranteed minimum, Uber can limit the need for supplementary payments, thereby controlling operational costs. Meaning, that they low-ball the drivers and pay out the difference instead of what they consider overpaying. In summary, while Prop 22's provisions may influence Uber's compensation strategies, the company's approach likely reflects a combination of legal compliance, cost efficiency, and operational considerations.

[@johnlopez4773]

This is so true. He could not have explained it any better they minimize drivers pay so they don’t have to pay.

[@UltimateAldean]

@johnlopez4773 that's why I utilize Lyft 90% of the time and fill in the gaps with Uber. I'll take 1 out of 8 rides with Uber.

[@RU-HDD-4-HVN]

Making the experience even better is to raise the overall offers and money amounts per offer. They need to learn to use the terminology "DRIVER PAID TO WAIT" and create a new delivery driver feature out of it. Minimum .25 cents per minute wait time should be standard for all delivery drivers across all platforms. Someone else beside the delivery driver needs to pay for the down time that's being waited on for the orders to be made ready for delivery. This is the elephant in the room. Tighten up the wait time so drivers can grab, go and deliver on to their next orders and pick-ups. Stop wasting drivers precious delivery time waiting for free on their own dime. Stop the madness!!!!!

[@TheDriverOnWheels]

Drivers pay just go down and down

[@wicky201]

The video is about fraud and being legitimate while the video is all AI.

[@mojotronix3994]

Nice AI mouth movements. That said, you want to consider not using so many hand gestures. I assume you are initially speaking in Spanish? Thanks for the content! Great vid!

[@vinnyddavis6328]

I picked up a guy the other night, on Uber, staying in a hotel who told me that he Ordered door dash a handful of times and most of the time they were not the same person on the photo in app. He said one of the times it was a beautiful Venezuelan woman who called him after he got the order. He said in conversation she explains that she was renting the account. This was in the SF Bay Area. I don’t think these platforms really care because with the influx of illegal accounts they don’t have to pay out as much nor give as many bonus opportunities which allows them to keep more money. I believe this is the exact reason they allowed all the immigrants to come in the way they did. This makes the competition for employment at the base level so fierce they can pretty much name their price! What incentive would they have to even consider this an urgent matter?

[@alexanderromero9701]

I agree, until you adjusted the tin foil had,about letting them in?

[@CRAPO2011]

​@@alexanderromero9701maybe he got the tin foil from an arepa purchased from an illegal migrant😂

[@laphonz]

They invaded DC last year and since then we dont get quests anymore

[@CRAPO2011]

@@laphonz Yea u can tell them apart because they run paper plates on their vehicle, and shove the phone in restaurant workers face

[@vinnyddavis6328]

One last thing, while I was at the gestation yesterday I saw a car of 3 men pull up to the pump opposite mine. The driver was sxhooling the 2 passengers how to pay at the pimp with a card. Maybe I am reading a little too much into it but it seems Ed very sketch!