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I worked for 3 months for Lunch drop and while they do pay 25 dollars, its often misleading because they send you to pick up lunches often with little to no parking in zones where you can get a ticket or a tow. The bags they make you use are very big and you have to pay for them along with paying for a back ground check, ( they take out of your check) they have no phone number at all for driver support. When I worked there dispatch was not helpful at all and often sent me 25 plus mins away to get lunch plus another 15 mins to drop them off, they do not pay for any gas, you often have 15-30 lunches at any given time as well. I would my experience with dispatch was NOT helpful and its not worth 30-40 mins worth of driving and going to 3-5 drop offs everyday.  This company would be good if they did one restaurant pickup and 1-2 stops but more than that makes it NOT worth the pay. 

You have to be on the app before 10:30am to confirm you up and ready. They assign routes at about 10:45am to 11:00am. You go to your first restaurant and pick up and then your second restaurant and pick up and then you go to your first office building drop off and then your second one and once you deliver all your orders you go home until the next day same time daily. You usually only work 1 hour sometimes maybe 30-40 minutes more if you have a large amount of lunches and you have to park far away to drop them off. It happened to me two times and I said wait a minute this not happening to me again. I went to Academy and purchased me a wagon and I put my catering bags in there and pull it and it makes the walk much easier because those bags full of lunches tend to be heavy and that slows your walking down. They pay weekly and other than that it’s nothing bad I have to say about Lunchdrop. 

I use to love working for lunch drop but as of this last month absolutely not. I use to get paid really well but not anymore and they make up dumb reasons to not pay the drivers. It’s been a huge heat wave this past month and they give no extra $ to be on the road. I’m a hard worker and I don’t deserve the bare minimum to waste my gas and time for nothing. I use to get over 200 per pay check weekly but now I’m barely getting $90. For a whole week.  No thanks. It’s taking a toll on my car and mental state running around downtown like a chicken w it’s head cut off. This  heat is horrible. I wish people cared about their employees these days. 

You pick up lunches from 1 or 2 restaurants and drop them off to 1- 4 
 corporate offices.  Usually takes less than an hour with minimal human contact.  Most restaurants these days have designated no-contact carry-out tables & lunches are waiting for you to grab & go.  And most offices have designated drop-off shelves, so it's an in & out deal.
LD offers bonuses too.  An extra $6/day for not screwing up and up to an extra $5/day depending on how many days out of 10 you work.
Their app works great & dispatch is cool.

Lunchdrop advertises $28 pay plus potential bonuses and thats not typically achievable in their 1 hour time frame, more like 1.25 hours is fastest completion time. However, sometimes the # of pickups/stops and driving mileage cost  can result in not even minimum wage being earned. Long distance gigs are only worth it if 'surge' or 'large order' compensation is offered.....additional mileage has to be asked for after the gig and typically only pays $3 extra. 
The customers ordering can't tip...but if lunchdrop would allow customers to tip even just 1 dollar it would compensate for 'bad' gig offers

Ad said Phoenix, I was told my route would be in Phoenix but after charging me for $30 for 3 insulated bags plus driving record, and assigning my route today, after I ask they tell me they only have routes starting in Tempe. TEMPE IS NOT PHOENIX! So basically I worked for free (I’m negative $5 plus gas spent) and have to quit last minute bc they were so shady and deceived me. Poor management and highly unprofessional. I was very clear I live in north Phoenix!!

Lunch Drop has a great base pay and they offer bonuses. the hours and scheduling isn't complicated. You have to give at least 3 days notice to cover the orders, but they can deal with it an hour before. You do have to be punctual with deliveries and shift start/end. 

This is by far the easiest, quickest way to earn supplemental income. You can work as many days as you want M-F from anywhere between 1-1.5 hours. Base pay is $22/hr, but you have the ability to earn more based on daily performance. I would recommend this job to anyone who has the flexibility in their schedule, or someone who is in-between jobs. Wouldn’t recommend this as a main source of income though. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Work with your own schedule and be free each day

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Traffic jam. Other than that; nothing is stressful

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Help each other, polite and professional.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Making sure orders are correct and dropped at the correct building.

there is  nothing to write about , I am a contractor and receive a text message on my phone mon thru fri and that tells me where and what my route is for the day . I confirm and then go on my route,

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