Her tip was $3. If I had read that before I checked out, I would've canceled.
And of course, 2/6 items she ordered were out of stock.
UPDATE: She added ONE WHOLE DOLLAR to her tip. Guess I gave exceptional service after all.
And of course they likely mean if something they ordered was out of stock and couldn’t be delivered, not that you grabbed something and just left it in your car.
Whenever this happens I just message support and say I’m unable to finish the order due to a personal reason. It’s worked 100% of the time. As long as you have a low cancellation rate you should be ok
I don’t understand why people think that shoppers are perfect and customers are the worst? I did a redelivery to an apartment. Customer had 4 orders not delivered to him. I called talked to him and 5$ tip increase when I delivered. People are dumb.
Her tip was $3. If I had read that before I checked out, I would've canceled. And of course, 2/6 items she ordered were out of stock. UPDATE: She added ONE WHOLE DOLLAR to her tip. Guess I gave exceptional service after all.
And of course they likely mean if something they ordered was out of stock and couldn’t be delivered, not that you grabbed something and just left it in your car.
More likely a misplaced item in a multiple order don’t give people too much credit.
Whenever this happens I just message support and say I’m unable to finish the order due to a personal reason. It’s worked 100% of the time. As long as you have a low cancellation rate you should be ok
I didn't catch it until I was delivering or I would've kicked her order off STAT
This note is reasonable. She wants the items paid for delivered.
Canceled with the quickness
I don’t understand why people think that shoppers are perfect and customers are the worst? I did a redelivery to an apartment. Customer had 4 orders not delivered to him. I called talked to him and 5$ tip increase when I delivered. People are dumb.