Does it amount to extortion when a delivery app company hires someone under the premise of working where they want and when they want, and then they make it so that you can not get orders or get shut out of the good orders if you don't take the offers that you do not want?

 

Basically they are saying either take everything we offer you or you won't get anything.

 

Are these mob companies?

 

If they supposedly have an AI that makes the offers, how can it not tell when you purposefully shut down taking offers and drive to a different area that you don't want to just keep getting sent back to that area?

 

More bullshit from computer wienies.

 

Let me see if I can simplify this. For years I have had jobs delivering in that area. Mostly construction supplies to campus buildings and for those asinine apartments and stores across the street.

 

For years I have been posting how much I fucking hate driving in that area, especially when the students are there.

 

Why as an independent contractor can I simply state to the delivery apps that I do not want to go to certain areas or to certain stores so that they do not waste their time and my time giving me the offers?

 

There are even options when you refuse an offer to give the reason that you avoid that store, but then they just try and send you right back to it.

 

Every time they send me on a delivery to the MLK road area I turn everything off and drive all the way back across town because I am not getting stuck in that area making pick-ups.

 

Same with the downtown Lansing area.

 

This job sucks because this area sucks and because of the useless government in this county not regulating the industry.

 

Trying to run me out of the job will only make me fight very hard to end the entire industry.

 

Put the food back into the grocery stores, lower the prices and learn how to cook for yourselves. Get your own groceries as well.

 

Just a reminder: Help control the computer tech industry greed by ending the tax write off for advertising.