God is Good…
I’m incredibly grateful to God for blessing me with the opportunity to work with FAVOR. This second job has been such a blessing it has helped me stay on top of my bills, build my savings, and create a little more financial peace of mind. Every delivery is a reminder that hard work, faith, and perseverance truly pay off. I’m thankful for every opportunity God continues to place in my path. 🙏❤️
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Better than DoorDash…barely
Favor is better than DoorDash, but only barely, since they don’t punish you as harshly as DoorDash for declining trash, low pay high mileage orders, but there’s just as many of those types of orders offered by Favor.
The pay structure of all of these apps is criminal, $2 base pay and whatever tips the customer sees fit to provide. Here’s an example of an order I completed yesterday, $9.40 ($2.00 base pay, $7.40 tip)for a 54 item shop and deliver that’s 7 miles away and takes an hour to complete. This is not an outlier, it’s the norm. If you’re not very careful you’ll be working for less than minimum wage to shop and deliver someone’s groceries using your vehicle and your gas. Promo pay only seems to be available on Sunday afternoons, which is where you can actually expect to be compensated fairly, the rest of the week are low pay, high item count, 3rd floor apartment bottled water deliveries.
HEB needs to do better, this isn’t a good look for a company that wants to have the image of an ethical Texan business. You’re taking advantage of desperate Texans who can’t find work in this economy, to service lazy, entitled customers who want to have their groceries delivered to their door at no extra cost to them. Expect to deliver to million dollar homes and to have to listen to complaints that the service is too expensive, when the pay barely covers your gas expenses. That’s why you’ve cut back on your in house delivery drivers and expect that Favor drivers can fill the gap. There’s always some poor schmuck that’s desperate enough to work for peanuts to try to cover their bills, so it’s a win for HEB.
If you have any other options for work, take them over these predatory apps.
The pay structure of all of these apps is criminal, $2 base pay and whatever tips the customer sees fit to provide. Here’s an example of an order I completed yesterday, $9.40 ($2.00 base pay, $7.40 tip)for a 54 item shop and deliver that’s 7 miles away and takes an hour to complete. This is not an outlier, it’s the norm. If you’re not very careful you’ll be working for less than minimum wage to shop and deliver someone’s groceries using your vehicle and your gas. Promo pay only seems to be available on Sunday afternoons, which is where you can actually expect to be compensated fairly, the rest of the week are low pay, high item count, 3rd floor apartment bottled water deliveries.
HEB needs to do better, this isn’t a good look for a company that wants to have the image of an ethical Texan business. You’re taking advantage of desperate Texans who can’t find work in this economy, to service lazy, entitled customers who want to have their groceries delivered to their door at no extra cost to them. Expect to deliver to million dollar homes and to have to listen to complaints that the service is too expensive, when the pay barely covers your gas expenses. That’s why you’ve cut back on your in house delivery drivers and expect that Favor drivers can fill the gap. There’s always some poor schmuck that’s desperate enough to work for peanuts to try to cover their bills, so it’s a win for HEB.
If you have any other options for work, take them over these predatory apps.
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App doesn’t work
I’ve been trying to setup my app and it gives me a whoops message every time and I’ve also contacted the company and never get a response
It’s good if you want stay busy
Yeah, I’ve been running the Favor app for a while, and I will say that sometimes the money can be pretty good. But a lot of the time, especially with the H-E-B runs, the pay just doesn’t seem worth the amount of work involved.
For example, I recently had an order with 105 items, and I only got paid $13. When you factor in the time, effort, and size of some of these orders, the compensation often doesn’t match the workload.
Overall, Favor isn’t a bad app, but in my experience, it just doesn’t pay that great for the amount of work you sometimes have to do.
For example, I recently had an order with 105 items, and I only got paid $13. When you factor in the time, effort, and size of some of these orders, the compensation often doesn’t match the workload.
Overall, Favor isn’t a bad app, but in my experience, it just doesn’t pay that great for the amount of work you sometimes have to do.
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Favor runner
Favor is a very unfair platform
