This app is doing the same thing as the others: it starts off paying well, but after a few days, it switches to an hourly rate where you’d earn the same—or even more—working in a factory. In a factory, you wouldn't have to wear out your car or pay the high fuel costs we face today. Furthermore, Veho uses a deceptive tactic where they offer you a route without telling you where you're going, how many stops there are, or how much you'll be paid. They claim they’ll provide those details before you head to the warehouse for pickup, but you only have a 90-minute window to cancel without it affecting your rating—which is impossible to utilize because they only release the details 30 minutes before your block starts, and canceling then hurts your chances of continuing to work with them. So, I see this as just another scam; New York authorities really ought to step in, since drivers' rights aren't being respected.
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