another thing missing from the instacart discussion is that the company doesn’t care if the orders are correct, they want to make as much money as possible. 

instacart gives ridiculously short time goals for every order and they’ll fire you if you don’t meet them. 

on top of that, refunding items counts against the shoppers time. when an item is missing, they’re encouraged to make bad replacements, so instacart can charge more to the customer. 

instacart forces “speed at all costs” down everyone’s throats even though customers have shown repeatedly to prefer accuracy over speed. 

instacart doesn’t listen to their customers or their shoppers. they don’t care about providing quality service. all they care about is charging the customer as much as possible per order and that’s it.