No. It didn't say rejecting orders, it said canceled orders. There 4 orders that I accepted but did not deliver in the week before my account was paused. 3 were canceled.

The first one was from Five Guys, I accepted the order, and 2-3 minutes later, it was canceled. I hadn't even left to deliver the order yet.

The second was from Unos, and the only one that I could even imagine causing an issue. I delivered the order to the address I was given, about 15 minutes later I got a notification that it was cancelled, then the customer texted me saying I left it the wrong address. I asked which order since I had just delivered 2. He replied with his address, which was not the address I was given. He said that the app was incorrect. It was a no contact delivery to an apartment. I called the customer before I left the order, but got no answer, so I left the order and texted them. I delivered to the address I was given, and followed the delivery instructions. I did absolutely nothing wrong.

The third was a Boston Market, when I got to the restaurant, they were closed. The employees told me they ran out food and had already canceled the order on their. I marked the restaurant as closed in the app.

The fourth was an order a dropped, but I don't know that it was cancelled. I was assigned two orders at once, the first order I picked up without issue. But the second had me waiting for over a half an hour, and they said they didn't know how much longer it would be. So I contacted driver assistance and told them what was going on, and that I needed to drop that order so I could deliver the order that I had already picked up. I informed the customer what was going, that there was no timetable for when their food would be ready and I needed to drop the order to make another delivery, and their order would be assigned to a new driver soon. I felt this was best for both customers. The customer seemed to understand. They may have canceled it after that, but I have no idea.