My understanding is that by paying $10/month for Eats Pass, you get free delivery on orders of $15 or more. What this is showing is that if order total == $15.00, then Eats will subtract a penny from the total, forcing you to get another item in order to get the free delivery.
While it's functionally the same as making the minimum $15.01, in practice even the least expensive thing on the menu will likely push you at least a few dollars over the "minimum".
Can anyone else confirm this? A search for 'uber eats "price adjustment"' doesn't turn up anything similar to this, only stories resturants adjusting the amount after an order (the screenshot in the post suggests the order hasn't been placed).
I looked through the comments and it's very probable this is fake: OP has an exact 1c credit, or something else is going on, and this isn't usual.
And off-topic, it's a shame because this happens pretty often on Reddit where there is some misleading post and it takes a few comments down to clarify.
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[ 4.1 ms ] story [ 30.0 ms ] threadAnd off-topic, it's a shame because this happens pretty often on Reddit where there is some misleading post and it takes a few comments down to clarify.
https://help.uber.com/ubereats/article/i-have-a-price-adjust...
https://help.uber.com/merchants-and-restaurants/article/how-...
That said, I imagine if you complained, Uber Eats could make a similar-looking price adjustment, so I can’t say either way definitively.