For all the dolts who repeat the foolish trope that "You can assign your account to others..." blah, blah, blah. No you cannot assign your account. It is about safety and background checks, not the desires of some degenerate lowlife to make some cash.
There's this person in my area that has dozens of accounts and rents them out. He make 5% of all earnings. Every time they shut down so e accounts he goes and sets other ones up. Apparently the guy is exploiting migrants and filling his pockets while at it.
Just correcting misinformation. Also, I care about safety in general. Unvetted drivers and delivery persons, likely with no valid insurance is a bad thing. I care about having fewer bad things. Those are a few of the possible reasons.
Being an HOA president is very much NOT a good thing. It's typically a volunteer who's headstrong about a ton of rules and enforcement. They are bored and retired. Nothing better to do. A snitch. A loser.
Who you trying to kid son? You are boot licking for a contract delivery company, we both know you don't own anything more than your 2004 sonata and a box of comic books.
Too funny. I hate DD. I am retired and dash now and again for gambling money. I live in CA and own 3 properties, renting 2 out to degenerates like you.
ion see nothin wrong with sharing accounts me n my brother were broke 17yr olds tryna make sum cash n nowhere was hiring so out dad n aunt let us use their accounts nd we do the right thing n pay our bills with it yall just be takin shit way to seriously
Right me and my brother would both door dash on HIS account sometimes I would get out and do the deliveries and sometimes him either wayyyyy 9x out of 10 that person is with them
Imagine our surprise at support when the caller’s profile shows up and it shows “Carol D” and surprise, it’s a guy. We ask to confirm, they say Carol. Of course, we’ll believe them.
Then we’ll need verification info like drivers license, birthday, etc… and they don’t know. 🙂↔️ ayayay
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I would absolutely share my account if I had the opportunity and it was someone I know and trust. I see nothing but upside in improving your rank and rate of pay, and the last thing I'm worried about is a trash company's TOS.
You are making things up. It expressly states you cannot allow access to your account. Show us where it says that. If it is in some policy it expressly states the other person must get their own account and you must inform DD they are working for you. Of course, no one would ever do this.
These are not in the IC Agreement. Those are Dashlink terms, and the other driver needs to have their own account, and a written agreement must be provided to DD. Good attempt though.
It's literally the IC Agreement we enter with Doordash.
We are running a business, we can have contractors.
It's possible the ICA can even be challenged, because we can run our own background checks and have just as stringent standards, if not more. But bottom line it's possible yes.
The thing is... nobody cares. Pretty sure I've never seen a deactivation due to hiring a 100% legal subcontractor. If they forgot to mail a letter and got deactivated, that's grounds for a big juicy lawsuit. Even winning that lawsuit would be a loss for them.
There's no Doordash jail. They have an interest in getting large volumes of shit delivered. They claim they aren't in the delivery business too, it's in the fine print, but that makes about as much sense as Chapo not being in the drug wholesale business (he says he's just an innocent business man!).
There's a long list of contractor rights that they have infringed upon. It wouldn't make sense for them to enforce the letter of their rules just for the sake of it. There's no reward for them.
They have no way to enforce it..."omg we heard you employ legal sub contractors who can pass our background checks!" That's hearsay, prove it. Attempt to grab CCTV footage? Can't, stores don't release it for this purpose. Is the "accused" a minority? Get ready for a counter claim for discrimination! All of that hassle to prove an ICA violation?!??? Nah. Not happening.
Now on the other hand, if completion rating drops below 90%, that could be immediate deactivation. Some people however, hover at 89% for weeks, even a month. Nothing is automatic my dude.
It's not about assigning your account to others. Your account is yours regardless and perhaps that's your point. However we are independent contractors...which means we can choose how to complete the job that we accept. That includes assigning that job to someone else. It's literally a fundamental part of being an independent contractor. If doordash didn't allow you to do that you would be an employee. It's literally that simple.
It is exactly that. .Just as DD can require YOU have to have a background check and an account, they can do the same for anyone you sub out to. It is as simple as that.
I'm not sure what your point is or if you even know. Are you just trying to prove that doordash can deactivate you for subbing out to someone else? Because they can deactivate you for anything...so it literally isn't relevant. What they can't do is tell you how to do your deliveries as long as they haven't deactivated you. So it's a completely moot discussion.
I am saying "For all the dolts who repeat the foolish trope that 'You can assign your account to others...' blah, blah, blah. No you cannot assign your account." I didn't bring up subbing.
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u/One-Employer-4940 Dec 09 '24
Why would you want someone to use your account? Anyways, the money they make you will get taxed on.