The Herald reports: The eatery made $819.07 sales through Uber Eats over three days between July 26 and July 28, but after deduction of $225.31 in fees, $407.07 in ad spend, GST of $33.83 and a charge of $68 for “savings on items”, the business was paid just $84.11. You’re not forced to use Uber […]
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The Herald reports:
The eatery made $819.07 sales through Uber Eats over three days between July 26 and July 28, but after deduction of $225.31 in fees, $407.07 in ad spend, GST of $33.83 and a charge of $68 for “savings on items”, the business was paid just $84.11.
You’re not forced to use Uber Eats, and even if you decide you want to, it is your decision whether to spend some of your revenue on advertising.
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