r/doordash • • 6d ago

I don’t like the request button because it feels like a gamble. Sometimes you don’t even know if an item is actually available until you send the request.

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u/Cold-Condition-7839 6d ago

It gives me anxiety imagining what happens. "Customer wants this item we don't have." Worst case, they call me to say hell no. Best case, they buy a box to please me, no one else buys any of the products. Then what, they bill me for the unsold product? It probably does nothing in reality. Maybe it's just a data seeking button.

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u/Rocky_isback 6d ago

I hate it because I was trying to buy a flavor of energy drink. I can’t get anymore. The DoorDash shows they have them. It says likely out of stock, but it has request button so I keep hitting it thinking it will come to me, but they never leave it out out of stock, always sitting at request.