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Johari · 19d ago

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Riders, how do you deal with customers who lie just to get a refund? I delivered the food properly — no spills, no delay — but customer claimed it was “spoiled” because of me. The food was fine when I handed it over. It’s frustrating because platforms always side with the customer. How do you defend yourself in these cases when “customer is always right”? Any tips to protect ourselves from false complaints?

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Varun Vaessen · 19 Jun 2025

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Working as a rider in Singapore is always tough, and I’m always looking for ways to boost my income. Anyone got solid tips on how to maximise earnings on delivery apps like GrabFood, Foodpanda, or Deliveroo? Should I focus on peak hours, specific zones, or use multiple platforms at once? Also, how do you balance the extra effort with the payout? Really want to optimise my routes and time better. Any advice?

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Ramandeepkaur · 23 May 2025

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I need cleaning job

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Ashraf H. Borhan · 22 May 2025

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Recently was offered a fast food delivery driver job. Something new for me to explore. I wanted to do it for the sake of getting extra pay and plus, I loved going outside on a drive and enjoying time to myself. I'm worried about not doing a good job right from the start.. Do food delivery jobs track speed a lot? If I’m slow, could I get in trouble or fired? Just wondering what to expect. Thanks to anyone who responds!

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Community User · 20 May 2025

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what’s the future like for us food delivery riders in Singapore? With all this talk about e-bikes and new tech, will we still have a steady income? Are companies supporting us better now? Also, how’s the switch to electric bikes going—worth the investment or just more hassle? Share your thoughts!

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Community User · 19 May 2025

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how long have you been doing this, and would you actually recommend it to young people who can’t find jobs? I’m considering it as a temporary option, but wondering if it’s worth the grind. Got any advice or things I should know before diving in?

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Cayden Matt · 8 May 2025

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I heard being a rider can also cause many stress. the pressure of sending out food on time and dealing with traffic can be exhausting. Some days, I feel if i were in their shoes... i dont think i can take it and do it for rest of my day. How do you all manage the struggles while still keeping doing it everyday?

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Abu Bakar · 17 Apr 2025

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driving jobs vacancy

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Anggoro · 17 Apr 2025

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Driving/riding for a living seems flexible, but some days really make me question if it’s worth it. Heavy rain, rude customers, endless traffic jams etc. By the time I factor in fuel, maintenance, and the occasional parking/summons, my earnings barely cover the stress. And now, with so many new riders flooding the market, competition gets tougher. Some days, the orders r just not enough & the fares so low it doesn’t even feel worth it. How do you guys maximize earnings without burning out?

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e.m.z · 8 Apr 2025

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SG riders and drivers—how are you all surviving with these crazy petrol prices and platform commission cuts? 😩 The money used to be good, but now, some days aren’t even worth going out. And don’t get me started on unreasonable customers who expect 5-star service for peanuts. For those still doing this full-time, what’s the best way to maximize earnings? Or is it better to just quit and find a stable job?