In the United States, how much money can you make by delivering food? I posted a piece of news that a Nicaraguan person sent $7,000 to his family a month. Many people did not believe it.
I specifically called and asked the owner of a small Los Angeles restaurant. He hired one of his distant relatives to deliver food for a fixed salary of US$130 a day. Tips given by guests are not included. But you have to prepare your own car and gas money. Tips for a day are usually around US$90-120.
A Mexican guy works as a courier in DC. He is billed by piece and has a minimum wage of US$120 a day, which means he can get a minimum wage if he does not earn 120. He told me that his daily income, document fees, and tips, were $385 a day.
It's normal to make $7,000, but it's really a year-round, black and white. Take the order when you open your eyes.
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