This isn’t the first time DoorDash has found itself in the middle of a tipping-related controversy. One DoorDash driver went viral after she refused to give a man his food — after he tipped ...

DoorDash's new prompt pushes consumers to tip, causing controversy. ... "It's pretty crappy that they're turning on us," he said of DoorDash. "I do feel like the customer should tip us a bit better.

A Customer Went Viral After Showing How A DoorDash Shopper Botched Her Grocery Order. Now, She's Suggesting A Slightly Controversial App Upgrade.

A delivery driver for DoorDash sparked controversy with an unusual ask. Tricky Shark – stock.adobe.com While waiting for her delivery, the driver began to DM the confounded customer.

Related: DoorDash tries controversial method to deliver your meal Today, DoorDash holds the largest market share of 67%, compared to Uber Eats' 23%, per Statistica.

DoorDash customer u/Appropriate_Idea_185’s Reddit thread from May 28, 2025, has 890 upvotes and nearly 400 comments regarding the situation. Drivers and customers shared OP’s surprise at Rob ...

If the customer tipped $11, DoorDash would pay $1 ($1 + $0 remainder). The Dasher only received $12.

DoorDash to pay N.Y. workers nearly $17 million for using tips as wages. An investigation found the firm used customer tips to subsidize delivery workers’ wages between 2017 and 2019.

Screenshots of a DoorDash driver's message about having "advice" for a customer prompted Redditors to speculate Sabrina Weiss is the Editorial Assistant of PEOPLE's food department. She writes the ...

DoorDash will pay nearly $17 million in a settlement after it used customer tips to subsidize the wages of its delivery workers in New York, Attorney General Letitia James announced Monday.

DoorDash settled on the customer-first approach by choosing to refund all the customers after a service meltdown during a Stanford football game, at the cost of 40% of the founder’s bank balances.

DoorDash's new prompt pushes consumers to tip, causing controversy. Drivers say the app is asking consumers to subsidize their pay.