Debt Dumpers 2025

[Tygerlilly]

Got a notice that certain deliveries between 5:45am and 8:45am will have an extra $7 per delivery incentive on them tomorrow morning, so guess who is going to drag her butt out of bed at dark and cold thirty am to go make deliveries? I'm making a goal to try and make $100 a day, 5 days a week. Sometimes that may be in 3 hours and sometimes it may take 5 or 6, but that extra $7/trip will definitely help!

Well, I pulled my very tired butt out of bed at 6:00 this morning and logged in. I declined the first couple trips because they were kind of far, so didn't get started til later and I only managed to get one of the extra $7 incentive trips, BUT as long as the tips stay (customers can change them up to 24 hours after delivery), I will have made $68 in delivery pay and $75 in tips, plus the extra $7, so right around $150 from around 7am to 12:15pm. Plus I got to pet a dog at one house. Not too shabby.

One order was the lady's entire Thanksgiving spread. Guess she decided it was worth the $15 tip to skip the chaos of the store.

Getting up early tomorrow again to do it all over. DH took Friday off, but I think I'm going to go out for a few hours if I can. Bet there will be a nice Black Friday incentive.

 

[piglet1979]

Yes. I'm going to go on to Amazon and see if I can find me a cheap lunch bag thingy. I think that'll help.

This is the one I just got. My daughter uses this one too. It is a decent size too so it will fit my bigger salad bowl and an ice pack no problem. I can't help much with ice packs as we get ours "free". Free is in quate because the medicine DD and I take needs to stay cold but they are expensive and we hit our out of pocket in January every year. DD and myself both have a medicine that has to stay cold and they come with ice packs. We get about 6 a month and just reuse them. THey are not super durable so we put them in a gallon ziploc bag just incase it leaks. But with getting so many a month it is no big deal to throw them out if need be. Ones from the store are so much better

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B091CJ655N?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

 

[WDW_fan_in_TX]

They sell the ice packs for a couple of bucks at Walmart. I picked up 4 this weekend. I'm thinking 2-3 a day would be enough to keep it cold enough (one below the meat, one above the meat and one on the side for whatever veggie).

This is the one I just got. My daughter uses this one too. It is a decent size too so it will fit my bigger salad bowl and an ice pack no problem. I can't help much with ice packs as we get ours "free". Free is in quate because the medicine DD and I take needs to stay cold but they are expensive and we hit our out of pocket in January every year. DD and myself both have a medicine that has to stay cold and they come with ice packs. We get about 6 a month and just reuse them. THey are not super durable so we put them in a gallon ziploc bag just incase it leaks. But with getting so many a month it is no big deal to throw them out if need be. Ones from the store are so much better

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B091CJ655N?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

 

[piglet1979]

They sell the ice packs for a couple of bucks at Walmart. I picked up 4 this weekend. I'm thinking 2-3 a day would be enough to keep it cold enough (one below the meat, one above the meat and one on the side for whatever veggie).

I just put one on the bottom and that has kept my food cold but using more would not hurt and this lunch bag would be big enough for that.

 

[firefly_ris]

Well, I pulled my very tired butt out of bed at 6:00 this morning and logged in. I declined the first couple trips because they were kind of far, so didn't get started til later and I only managed to get one of the extra $7 incentive trips, BUT as long as the tips stay (customers can change them up to 24 hours after delivery), I will have made $68 in delivery pay and $75 in tips, plus the extra $7, so right around $150 from around 7am to 12:15pm. Plus I got to pet a dog at one house. Not too shabby.

One order was the lady's entire Thanksgiving spread. Guess she decided it was worth the $15 tip to skip the chaos of the store.

Getting up early tomorrow again to do it all over. DH took Friday off, but I think I'm going to go out for a few hours if I can. Bet there will be a nice Black Friday incentive.

Wow! Nice hustle!!

 

[WDW_fan_in_TX]

That is awesome. Is like on uBer or something? I'm the opposite of that lady. I'd rather go to the store. Part of the fun is putting up with the holiday crowds. But I digress. Do you deliver for uBer eats or something? Sounds awesome.

Well, I pulled my very tired butt out of bed at 6:00 this morning and logged in. I declined the first couple trips because they were kind of far, so didn't get started til later and I only managed to get one of the extra $7 incentive trips, BUT as long as the tips stay (customers can change them up to 24 hours after delivery), I will have made $68 in delivery pay and $75 in tips, plus the extra $7, so right around $150 from around 7am to 12:15pm. Plus I got to pet a dog at one house. Not too shabby.

One order was the lady's entire Thanksgiving spread. Guess she decided it was worth the $15 tip to skip the chaos of the store.

Getting up early tomorrow again to do it all over. DH took Friday off, but I think I'm going to go out for a few hours if I can. Bet there will be a nice Black Friday incentive.

 

[Tygerlilly]

Wow! Nice hustle!!

I don't anticipate this to continue being as good as it is after the holidays, but until then, I'm going to rack up as much as I can with whatever free hours I have available. Every last dollar counts right now.

 

[firefly_ris]

I don't anticipate this to continue being as good as it is after the holidays, but until then, I'm going to rack up as much as I can with whatever free hours I have available. Every last dollar counts right now.

Yes, but you are smart with taking advantage of the timing right now for sure.

 

[Tygerlilly]

That is awesome. Is like on uBer or something? I'm the opposite of that lady. I'd rather go to the store. Part of the fun is putting up with the holiday crowds. But I digress. Do you deliver for uBer eats or something? Sounds awesome.

It's Spark for Walmart. It took 2.5 months to apply and finally get approved to do it. It's definitely not a quick apply and start immediately thing, but seems to be worth it if you are patient and put the effort in.