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Fee tolerance is the amount of debt you can have before you are suspended from taking on new | Fee tolerance is the amount of debt you can have before you are suspended from taking on new {{pll|Order Types Overview|delivery orders}}. It is a variable number, depending on how much {{pll|Wallet & Money|money}} you operate with. The more the money in your wallet, the higher the tolerance. | ||
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To allow you to chain multiple orders in a row, {{pll|Fees|fees}} don't immediately count into fee tolerance. Rather, they start counting the first next {{pll|Time of Day| | To allow you to chain multiple orders in a row, {{pll|Fees|fees}} don't immediately count into fee tolerance. Rather, they start counting the first next day at {{pll|Time of Day|07:00 AM}}. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:04, 13 March 2025
Fee tolerance is the amount of debt you can have before you are suspended from taking on new delivery orders. It is a variable number, depending on how much money you operate with. The more the money in your wallet, the higher the tolerance.
To allow you to chain multiple orders in a row, fees don't immediately count into fee tolerance. Rather, they start counting the first next day at 07:00 AM.
If you are suspended from taking new orders, you are required to pay some of the fees that you can afford (not necessarily all), to lift the suspension. Your tolerance level can be seen in the stats page on any career manager.