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Multi-apping vs. Cross-App Stacking
Wilcer, can you go into more detail on how you personally multi-app?
From what I’m understanding, the safer way is to turn on all the apps at the same time, wait for the best offer, accept that one, and then pause or turn off the other apps until that delivery is almost done. Is that basically how you do it, or do you keep the other apps running the whole time?
Also, how do you handle cross-app stacking? For example, if you already accepted a DoorDash order and then Uber Eats sends you another offer, what has to line up for you to accept that second order?
Do you only cross-stack if the pickups are in the same plaza or restaurant area? Do the drop-offs have to be going the same direction? How much extra distance or time are you willing to add before it becomes too risky?
I’m trying to understand what you key in on quickly when the offer pops up — payout, mileage, restaurant wait time, delivery deadline, drop-off direction, or whether it keeps you in a good zone.
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Multi-apping vs. Cross-App Stacking
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