DoorDash is changing service charges — here’s what that means for you
The delivery giant said in a press release that it will begin updating consumer fees based on two factors: how far your order travels and how much effort it takes a Dasher to complete it. These new delivery and service fees could lead to a higher cost — or a lower one — depending on how “easy” your order is to fulfill.
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The delivery giant said in a press release that it will begin updating consumer fees based on two factors: how far your order travels and how much effort it takes a Dasher to complete it. These new delivery and service fees could lead to a higher cost — or a lower one — depending on how “easy” your order is to fulfill. DoorDash confirmed there will still be a standard delivery and service fee. Under the update, however, the delivery fee will be a fixed charge set by the vendor and may vary by merchant.
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- The delivery giant said in a press release that it will begin updating consumer fees based on two factors: how far your order travels and how much effort it takes a Dasher to complete it. These new delivery and service fees could lead to a higher cost — or a lower one — depending on how “easy” your order is to fulfill.
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DoorDash is changing service charges — here’s what that means for you
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