My first day/shift as an Amazon Flex Driver! I made $76 in 2 hours!
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Coming from delivery for an Amazon DSP driving the vans to now driving my own vehicle and getting paid per block. With working for a company we'd be out 10 hours a day and only make $175 with Flex I make $80 to $90 a block I can do a 4 hr shift then do a few door dashes and make almost $300 to $400 a day. I highly recommend it
how can i sign up for the amazon flex and use my vehicle to deliver for them
How do you sign up for Amazon flex?
I'm planning on doing this , after you resign from the delivery van , did you have to delete the app and re download again and could still use the same Gmail you used for the Avan or do you have to use another gmail?
What bout gas and your own car maintenance ( milage,tires etc?)
How do you make so much from doordash
I REALLY appreciate people like you who are willing to drive all around town and drop-off our food and Amazon packages. You make the lives of people like me more efficient!
Damn that’s cold
It’s really great I don’t gotta listen to nobody’s boss and work when I want🤷🏽♀️😂
We love her customers that appreciate us❤
I regularly side hustle with Amazon Flex as well. If I had to give some pointers. This location looks like Seffner too! But the BEST offers that pay $110+ are in the mornings that start like 3:30AM-4AM. I’ve been consistently been getting offers $125-$150 for a 4-4.5 hr block. And I know I can “REALLY” finish in 2-3.5hrs. These offers are great, done with my day by 7am-8am. the only downside is these are SUPER early and (at least for me) you won’t see these offers unless you actively keep refreshing the app the night before between 9:30pm-12am. Keep Grinding!!!
The yellow stickers on the packages are in numerical order by stop. Also. There’s a QR code on the bin containers. Scan that and it scans all the packages in that container. Saves time at the station. Walmart has collapsible laundry baskets for organizing your smalls. Whole Foods shifts get crazy tips! Happy Flexing!
Just a warning about scanning the barcode on the bin to scan everything. It's not always accurate. They may throw in a mis-sorted package by accident. Or remove a package that belongs on your route after it's already been assigned to the bin and you'll be missing one. It's best to always scan each package individually. I know it takes a little longer but you'll know exactly what you have.
The yellow stickers are only useful for order at DSP warehouses..at same day warehouses the yellow sticker is of no importance
I would love to do Amazon Flex but I have a bad back. Do you get many really heavy orders?
Redlion Productionz how do you fo wholefoods delivery?
@@sharonsolum5779 Either through instant offers which require you to be close to a Whole Foods or through prescheduled blocks. The prescheduled blocks don’t last long though.
I used Gig Moms system on my first order yesterday and it worked great! I scanned each package then scanned again and it showed the stop # as I scanned each package and I wrote it on the package. I put packages # 1-10 in my front seat/floor and 11-22 in the back of my car. If you watch Gig Moms video she shows you how to do it step by step. It sounds time consuming but its not, i was able to grab my cart of packages scan them twice and load all 22 packages in my car and be done in 15 minutes.
I just noticed this video is from back in April, I am sure by now you have it down by now.. should have looked at the date on the video.
I'm retired from FedEx and I mapped out my deliveries FIRST, then you can set them up in order. Use a milk crate to line up the small letters/pkgs and the bigger boxes can be stacked according to which address comes first on the map.
When you click itinerary, scroll up. Scan each package and label it by number with a sharpie. Place them in your car in order (last delivery first). You had a pretty simple route, once you get to 40+ packages it will slow you down if you're searching for them!
Hope this helps ❤
Ok! I couldn't figure out how to see the order the packages go in. Thank you so much. Do you scan everything first and then rescan to see what drop off # they are?
@@SaraElizabethYT no problem. Yeah unfortunately they won't let you figure out the stop # before finishing your scans.
Ok thanks, this helps a lot!
Everything Rachel said I would have 😉 that itinerary button to see my route was my biggest "wish I knew this before"
At the wherehouse I go to I scan one package then it automatically scans all of them how would you do it that way if you were in my shoes
Welcome I’ve been doing Amazon flex for six years , is a great job … try to get fresh orders and remember to get a extra charger make sure you check the instructions and it’s pretty easy
Full time or part time? I’m still on the waitlist:(
Glad to see another person doing a 1099 job. Gotta show the greedy, exploitative corporates they need to pay better, treat better, and give flexible schedules.
I liked how considerate you were in placing the packages by the door where it couldn’t get rained on and not in plain view. I’ve had so many deliveries where they won’t even walk up the sidewalk all the way. Looking forward to seeing more of your Amazon deliveries 👍🏻
I live in an apartment and actually worte a note telling the Amazon driver to leave package at main office if I don't come to the door. I didn't want people stealing this package. Of course the Amazon driver rip my note off my door and left the package at my door. I felt so disrespected
@@KentPetersonmoney sorry to hear that happened to you. It is very disrespectful and that’s when I would put a thumbs down when the app asks how the delivery was. Do they have the Amazon lockers in your area?
@@KentPetersonmoney really? That's crazy I didn't know that was a thing anyone did.. I deliver for Amazon not Amazon flex but I'd lose my job if I did some stuff like that haha.
I don't understand why they can't at least ring the doorbell when they drop it off.
A lot of thefts could be avoided if they did that.
I've made a note to do that on my orders but nobody has ever done it.
THIS IS HOW I DO IT... I PUT THE BOXES IN THE BACKSEAT AND THE BAGS ON THE FRONT SEAT. THEN I PUT THEIR INITIALS ON THE BAGS/BOXES. SO ON MY NEXT STOP. I'LL JUST LOOK SO IT, TAKE IT OUT THEN SCAN IT WHEN I GET CLOSE TO THE HOUSE AND DELIVER IT AND JUST TAKE A QUICK PICTURE. EASY BREEZY!!
Nice first shift guys! Just reacted to this video look for it in the comings weeks 🔥 Hoping Flex is still going strong there let me know
Appreciate it!!
Now that’s what I call teamwork, y’all knocked that route out quick af💪🏾💯
Good luck as a Amazon Flex driver Sarah...Be yourself, always good to ask questions and learn when doing something you aren't familiar with or doing. :)
I use 3 hot and cold bags that I bought from Amazon for 20. I use them to organize the envelopes by putting them in numerical order. Then I put the overflow packages in the back hatch of my vehicle.
My jaw dropped when you said Seffner. I’m in Valrico! I have been approved with Flex for a week now but I’m trying to gain the courage to get my first route done!! Thanks for your video; maybe I’ll see ya picking up orders! 😄
I pick up from there often so maybe 😊
I do seffner also. I have done the Wesley Chapel too. I separate into 4 batches, yellow tag has a letter after the numbers, so my first batch would be A-G then H-N so on and so forth. Maybe run into you there one day!! Thank you for your video.
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I love how you compared it to food delivery services and how this is more efficient in terms of work flow… You are so correct 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Most of my viewers are food delivery drivers so I wanted to help as much as I could.
Sara I really enjoyed this video immensely. We’ve only started getting Amazon flex here in Australia and to hear how it works in the United States was very in lightning and I really would like to see more of these videos. Thanks for taking us on your Amazon flex journey.
Awesome thank you! Definitely more Amazon videos to come and in more detail 👌
@@SaraElizabethYT hi Sarah.
If you could include some descriptions for those of us like myself you have no vision such as where you get the packages from if they’re like big storage bins or lockers just so I can kind of imagine what the process involves if that makes any sense. You do a great job in all the other videos so I do really appreciate being able to hear more of Amazon flex and whether you like it don’t like it and things of that nature. Thanks again for sharing the experience with all of us. Could you also let us know whether you’re using the phone to scan these packages or whether they supply you with a device or whether you are using the Amazon flex app for the scanning. I have listened to other Amazon flex videos and they don’t really describe what the process involves it’s very visual and it’s hard to determine what goes on once you reach the warehouse what you actually do when you get there etc. Thanks very much Sarah.
Wow this makes me look at filming in a totally new way! Thank you for listening to my videos, that's amazing. I can totally give more description to what I'm doing. I have the Amazon Flex app on my phone and that's what I use to scan the packages and I have to take a picture of where I place it at the door. I did a speed montage with music so people wouldn't get bored but I think a voice over would be informative too 🙂
*enlightening
You can contact the customer on the delivery by clicking the question mark in the upper right hand corner.
Amazon Flex is cool, except apartments can be a pain, because of codes and Amazon mailrooms. Haven't watched this yet but, it's hard to imagine you doing Flex alone, it can be very stressful. I loved it I'm just not close to a warehouse anymore.
A little road trip oh just wait until you do it alone. Scan, organize, mailroom issues all by yourself.
So, I found the best method is put them in alphabetical order by street name, then I group like A-H in back seat, I-O, P-Z in the back of my SUV grouped in 2 groups. I take all thin/envelope pkgs and put them in alphabetical order on passenger front seat. Then number streets in order by number on passenger floor. It gets quicker each time you do it at the warehouse. I also grab the next drop off after dropping off a package and put it up front with me if it isn't already.
When I get down to about 10 or 15 pkgs I bring them all to the back seat.
Most mailrooms I find are by the exercise facilities. Always have your ID, some apartments make you leave it for a key for elevator or something.
Good luck and be ready the first time you do it alone it will for sure be a totally different experience.
You do have a certain time to bring pkgs back to the warehouse by the next day so you don't have to take them back the same day.
You can get deactivated for not delivering pkgs though. You're supposed to call support and see what they recommend. If it's late because of issues you will still get dinged for it and if it's not delivered at all you will get dinged for it, but you can only have so many late or non deliveries before they deactivate you.
You might want to get at least one of those big blue IKEA bags for upstairs or apartments with a lot of packages. I have a wagon and IKEA bags. They are just a dollar or two but will come in handy.
Great video! I'm signing up now. Looking forward to giving this a try and looking forward to seeing more of this in your videos!
My first time doing Amazon Flex they scheduled me for 2 hours. They gave me 40 packages and the delivery area was 30 minutes away. I’m not sure how Amazon could think I could deliver 40 packages in an hour and a half. It took me 3 1/2 hours. Then they wanted to pay me just for 2 hours. I had to call and insist that they pay me for the hours I actually worked. They did eventually, but if I didn’t insist they would not have. That left a bad taste in my mouth. It was at Christmas time and I think they were really taking advantage of people. I agree just getting all the packages in one shot and delivering is great. But having to fight for your pay that’s wrong. I may try it again but it makes me really nervous.
Maybe try looking for longer delivery blocks instead of 1-2 hour ones
@@patana256 Hi, at the time I didn’t know what to expect. The warehouse was in the next town over and I thought I’d be delivering there. I didn’t realize they could send me to a town that could be an hour away before I even start delivering. My problem with them was not just time difference, it was that they were only going to pay me for two hours of work knowing that I worked more then that. It was disingenuous. You shouldn’t have to fight for the money that you worked for.
The same thing happened to me this year. The carts have a route sheet on them that correspond to the packages on the cart. I signed up for a 3 hour block and the guy gave me a 4 hour route. He swiped the sheet off the cart, and took my phone and overrode the scan your route part and then handed it back and told me to start scanning. I emailed driver support and they paid me for the extra time I took as a result. Luckily they got back to me the next morning so there wasn’t any delay with pay. It’s one of those “lesson learned” things. Now i know to watch for that kind of stuff
Depending on the local you pick up from is how far out you deliver. Once you tier up to level 3 you get amazing preffered scheduling in your settings. I have found i use less gas with Amazon than uber.
That warehouse is absolutely cracked. I'm kind of hoping that it stays this way and doesn't get too oversaturated. I have gotten some ridiculous payouts for my time in a lot of whole week from there. I've been doing flex since 2016 and it's never been anywhere near this good.
Wow amazon flex been doing this that long.
I just signed up and I’m waiting on my background check. But your video is very helpful and informing. Thanks for the tips and advice
Sounds a lot like doing Walmart express batches. I sometimes get 12 for $80 or 7 for $50 but those are the good ones, a lot are 10 for $30 and not worth it. Look forward to seeing more.
🔥💞🙌🏼 Thanks for the shoutout!!
You guys hustle is on 1000! I'm scared of Flex, Amazon is too efficient.
Gig mom is great
Yes she is, I've been binging her Amazon videos 👌
Based on this video I decided to give Amazon Flex a try. Did two shifts in different locations. The first was a "Flex Now" that I started in Springfield, VA and went from 1-3pm. It took me a while to figure out where to go because I have to literally drive into the warehouse and pick up my cart. For three trips it was a massive haul, with the first customer having EIGHTEEN ITEMS, but once I got the three trips done the rest was pretty easy, even with two of them being in downtown DC which I usually never do.
Now my second trip was a little more daunting. I did a 4 hour block starting at 5:15pm from Sterling, VA which is closer to where I lived. I figured it would have been just as easy as the Springfield job, but I did not like the way they handled drivers. They all herded us like cattle and were like "here, get your boxes scanned and loaded. You got 5 minutes to do this." I felt like I was in Squid Game the way they treated us. I also found out that my delivery route was going to be in Bristow, VA, which is about 30 minutes southwest of Sterling. It also didn't help that the route there was held down by the combination of road work and rush hour, something I usually don't have a problem with when I drove for GH and Uber at that time. Fortunately though the 35 (yes, 35) deliveries I had to make were in generally the same area, with the most I had to drive between drops being about 2 miles. I was able to get all 35 done by my closing time of 9:15, and at the minimum I made $112 for both sessions. ($32 for Flex Now and $80 for the 4 hour shift.) There is a chance that I might get tips for the Flex Now shift but I won't know until tomorrow. And that's something I don't like about Flex, how I don't know my exact earnings until 24 hours after the shift ends, let alone not being able to cash out each night which I always did with Uber and GH. Plus I can easily make that same amount in the usual 5 hours a day I do with those services, while using less gas.
I'm glad your experience was good, and I hope it continues that way for you, but for me, I think I'm just going to stick with Uber and GH.
Well my 2 blocks after this one were hectic and so many fancy apartments downtown that I had trouble getting into or finding the mailroom. You don't know what you're getting until you finally get the packages.
@@SaraElizabethYT I think that might have been the only good things about my second run last night...there were no apartments in the Bristow area so they were all in-an-out. I even had three houses altogether at once, plus one of the customers was an Amazon Key. He saw me outside and offered to pick up the item himself, but also allowed me to try out the Key feature on his garage as it was my first try. So I guess there were some good moments but I don't think it's going to replace my food runs as they've been pretty good to me.
Same in downtown Baltimore with the fancy schmancy luxury apts & condos....sheesh they are so hard but man I love the privacy & protection they have lol
I organize by the itenerary and mark the stop number with a sharpie..just grab n go at the stop.
Yea amazon payouts have definitely gone way up but just like any app you just learn how to work it
Hey Lady , so you let the hubby be seen . That was good of you .
So , a new adventure with basically the same type of work .That's nice , happy for ya' . I hope it does work out for ya' . Three hours shift / work . It does seem worth it . Ya' gotta' do , what ya' gotta' do so I'm glad it's working out for ya' . Y'all take care of Y'all and see you when....
Yes had to show him wheeling out the goods!
If u want bins gonto a retailer like Walmart and get some card board boxes from the produce department. Free and have handlea
Sort them by Zones in sections in your car. Typically you have 2 to 3 zones that will be listed on your paper that's hanging on your cart. Each zone that is sectioned in your car should be in numerical order of the yellow sticker bottom number. Usually you get 35-60 packages and this system will work flawlessly. My first run ever I only had 25 packages never been that low since.
where I live, KC, they changed the blocks from the standard 3 to no less than 4..the exception being the Whole foods..
Great vid, I just signed up for Flex so I a little nervous about my first day. But your day seems to have went well other then the last drop. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Great video..I've worked for FedEx Home Delivery and now have been driving for UBER doing passengers for 4 years now. I finally got an opening for Amazon Flex in Dallas/Fort Worth and am exciting to get at it. The time slots are perfect to plan your day out. I'm goign to bring it to my channel as well..The bins are a great idea and what I had planned to due to make sorting orders easy. Having worked for FedEx having packages sorted ahead of time makes it very easy. Keep Crushing It!!
STAY HUMBLE
STAY HUNGRY
STAY FOCUSED
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I've been doing flex for a year now and I love it ❤️
40 miles would cost me nearly $15.
Wow you only got 14 packages?! That’s a small route, normally in a three hour block they’ll give me 30+ packages
Yea I see that! My 2 blocks I did since were way more and had a lot of hard drop-offs. Thanks for helping me when I asked you random questions 🙌
@@SaraElizabethYT Anytime!!
Getting ready to start my first Flex shift today. This was super helpful and it looks way easier and less stressful than Shipt
how did it go?
@@tanseybeasley4220 he must of died during delivery
I think you will miss the tips you get when you deliver food (even though people are struggling and not tipping)
I actually worked as a prime delivery driver, kinda wish I originally signed up with flex. That way I could have taken the loads I would have liked. If I can find another dispatcher I might try flex. But yeah, food delivery is kinda going to garbage. Thankfully I have a w2 job to sustain me
Garbage? Two Sats ago, 11.5 hrs...$460...last Sat $312 for 9. Sun $322 for 8.5. Even made $319 on a Tuesday. My advice is..learn to reject the bullshit. Having a boss...W2...that's expired.
How does the pay compare? Can you do as much or as little as you want?
@@Mickieshelton Which gig is that. I have to try that myself. I like that money.
@@daretobehappy7321 UE
I have Amazon deliveries nearly every day and what I find important to people doing the job is to give the feedback in the emails sent by Amazon, I always give "Delivered with care" unless they leave it in the middle of the road which they have not. :) They don't always leave it in the safe spot that I have setup but somewhat understandable as they would have to come into the backyard and pass a fence. I have to imagine they might imagine I have a big bad doggie on the other side.. ;) I don't but I can understand.
The best thing about working with Amazon is that I can take my daughter with me and that the distance from one address to another is not that far, all addresses are within 1 minute
I put envelopes up front, by stop # - 1-15 on seat, then move envelopes 11-xx up from floor when the first 15 are done. I also put boxes in my car and trunk by stop number.
You just need to figure out the system that works best for you ❤️
I get it. I paid ~$100 for a small table near my door so delivery people didn’t have to put packages on the ground (rain) or if it was food. Nobody uses it. I feel like I should put a sign on it or something.
We are told to hide the packages so instead of putting it on the table I will put it behind it because you may not be home.
Haha that would be hilarious. I would go out of my way not to use your dumb matt if I saw your sign on it
I did it for 2 years.I used to organise my packages by name,some in the trunk, back seat and front seat.It saved me a lot of time
I just signed up for flex in philly so I’m waiting for my background check to come back and hopefully everything goes well fingers crossed 🤞🏽
For envelopes - place them in alphabetical order ( customer’s name) in separate box/bag . This will save you lots of time. I place the box with envelopes (envelopes and plastic bags)in the front seat. I did packages and grocery deliveries for Flex but I switched to groceries only - better pay ( with tips).
You should be wearing Amazon flex vest - you might be mistaken for a package thief!
Tony. Isn’t it a lot of much heavier bags when you deliver groceries? Being older which service would you recommend to do?
This was very interesting to watch and seems way more productive than food delivery. I work for a book publisher and I manage our Amazon account. We have something called Amazon Flex so I wonder if it relates to this. We have an Amazon worker that rents out space in our warehouse for ASAP orders. From there they get shipped to the different hubs. Thanks for sharing
Looks good & easy to me. Think I'll sign up in my area for Amazing Flex cause food Delivery is driving me crazy these last few months
This day was cake compared to the 2 blocks I did since. So many fancy apartments downtown with no parking. Some days will have a lot of hard ones but some may be easy.
@@SaraElizabethYT ...i just got my checkr background & DMV on 4/4/22 from Amazon im clear to drive. im in northern colorado area ill see how good the market is
Thank you for making this video! My first time is tomorrow and this was really helpful in calming my anxiety haha.
Good luck!
Thanks for this video! I'm on the wait list for Flex...idk if it'll be worth it around here.
I been doing Amazon for over 5 years i put bigger boxes in my trunk semi large medium and small boxes in the back seat all white packages in the floor passenger seat and all envelopes in a cut out box in the front seat
The only thing I don’t like about Amazon Flex is you never know your routes until you get there. You can be sent out to the dirt road country side or an hour away from home.
Oh he'll no
You make an extremely great point with this.
Yes that's the biggest downside is you don't know where you're being sent till you see it on the packages.
I'm starting in the morning, idk why I'm so nervous. Thanks for your video
I worked Amazon Delivery for 4 years, it’s Brutal. Distances are going to vary, you’ll end up in horrible areas, the yellow tag will have a 4 digit number you can sort your packages. Group Stops and apts suck. You should be able to do 20-25 stops an hr
So here was my experience with flex. I completely accidentally opened a second account and they banned me. I got a new phone and forgot which email address that I used to sign it. I wondered why it asked me for my name and I thought that it was for verification but apparently it was for sign up. I just thought it did that because it had been so long. Anyways I emailed them and let them know that it was completely a misunderstanding but they straight up didn’t care. I never even made one delivery on either account. Users beware. I feel like flex does not care or listen to their employees or contractors. Zero understanding and they do not listen to us at all!!
Ty for a great video. I am doing doordash and enjoy it. Looking to expand into different companies. And your video is helping me understand Amazon flex.
I did my first Amazon flex yesterday. it was crazy how many people I saw. I didn't really know how to organized my package. so I did mine in numerical order base on my list.
Lol. Remember with I deliver with AMZL. You should separate Sort label with their respective Oversized. Each yellow Sort Label is sort by neighborhood. The A label goes with a Oversize box.
Nice! I was wondering how this went, and might do one. It was amazing to see you both not yell at each other. Great video!
Um haha funny you should mention..we did 2 blocks since this one and they were both hectic. There may have been some arguments but I wasn't filming.
Thank you very much! Love your video, I want to start tomorrow with my wife
$75-$23.59 (40.5x.58 cents per mile-gas and wear)=$51.51x.75%=$38.63 after taxes or approx-$19.32 an hour. Not bad for first time out.
Oh I tried to do this last year I think and my anxiety got the best of me.. and I never applied for a block lmfao. I hate crowds so thankfully I never showed up. But this looks fun though! And u can bring someone with you they just can't do ur job for you is all.
I did amazon flex for over a year. All it does it puts tons of miles on your car for very low $. Not worth it in my opinion
I was wondering if anyone was going to mention this. At that point I’d just apply to be a driver directly for them and use the vehicle they provide. It seems crazy to put that wear on your car with these gas prices too?
I use about the same miles per $ if not more to deliver food.
@@GamerRisingGR it is crazy. when i first started doing it, i thought i was making good money. but once i started seeing the crazy miles on my car, oil changes every other month, tires changes more often, and tons of gas, it wasn't worth it. the amount of people that grab base pay thinking they are making money is even more crazy.
@@TheBlacksheep2020 That's how they market it to get people to sign up. I won't be participating lol
Sometimes if you scoot up closer to the gates they open. Hope that helps.
I signed up 2 yrs ago but never actually done a shift because incouldnt find anything before 4pm
We don't necessarily separate the packages but we try to organize the deliveries in order and bring up the next 5 in the front seat. Unless big of course.
OMGoodness! I LOVE your hoodie!
That was so sweet of you to give credit to go mom
How did you counted your hour?
I Counted my hours when I am arrived to Warehouse until drop off last pckg to door.
I did Amazon Flex. What i did was i deliver with address and neighborhood however some would be locker calls too!! I miss Amazon Flex. Because i work for Amazon now
I use the yellow stickers to sort them in order of stops.
I'm glad you had a good first day but not always like that. My sister did it she said it was terrible. You never know route and if not deliverables you have to return to warehouse, no pay. Miles change each route and you end up putting more miles that aren't worth it in your vehicle plus gas.👎
I think i like delivering package better than driving a drunk demanding passenger. I wanna try this
i do Flex in the Kansas city area..the routes used to be only 3 hours so I kept a large tub in my car for the envelopes..but they changed it to 4 hour blocks so I dont have enough room for the tub
I separate with the driver ids the yellow stickers and put envelopes separate and box’s separately
Nice video thanks!
Food delivery can get frustrating with the offers and waiting..
I've done a few or more whole foods blocks but those are hard to get!
Never done warehouse orders so I appreciate the videos👍
Marking the stop number on the packages I learned from doing Veho, makes it a lot quicker!
That pay vs time and mileage looks good to me
Thanks for the video
I bought collapsible bins from Walmart and it is used primary for grocery. I would invest in that or get some cheap laundry baskets. I have 3 questions: 1. Do you scan the package before before you approach the house or is that taking pictures twice? I notice you are scanning as you approach their door. 2nd, will you get a ding for unable to deliver because of no entry. 3. What if you go pass the three and a half hours because of the route they gave you has a lot of detour. I live just a city below you and you know how we have all these constructions in Florida.
Thank you 🙏🏻
I stopped doing flex because the route kept getting spread out ...and make matters worse , it was mostly apartments and within high crime rate areas
Makes me think about it. I have a full time job so that hinders it
I do deliver for Amazon too but n the step van and u did great job 👏🏻 but if you deliver these little bags u can just throw it at the door without laying down so much 😁
7.45am until 10.30am is almost 3 hours your time work no 2 hours.
Looks like 25$ per hour minus gasoline.
I THINK WILL BE 23$ per hour.
Same money like doordasch delivery but this is your first day
Less than 23🥴
@@whatever5922 she did 40 miles mean used about 2 gallons = 8$
76-8=68:3=22.66$ per hour
Me and my husband didn’t like it I took use like out out here to country it was crazy and ugly I live in Arkansas
Best route is getting all residential homes and no huge apartment complexes with no parking. Deliver to live person and nobody home, call Amazon and they tell you to go back later, just wasting time.
Dam $76 is not bad for two hours, unfortunately for me being in Canada we don’t have fresh orders yet and the folks here just take any block with base pay rather then wait for the block to be at higher payout amount.
Great video
Are you still doing it? I’ve done 3 years with DD & UE. Tried signing up for this.... but says I’m on a waitlist. 🤔
How do you organize the packages by address so your not driving back to an area you already dropped off in ?
Thabks for this video. Made a bucnh if my anxiety go away lol i hate starti g new things so i usually avlid them
Thanks for your help, my Q is: how do you know which pack is first or which pack is which? Does it say on the package? Is there a way to organize the packages so you won’t be digging a while before you find it?
better than doordash?
You and GigMom should do a rap battle video. 🤣
Nice beat
I recently got approved with everything for flex. Being just a DD driver I wanted something to offset with days I know are slow on my area. I was curious as to how it will have a 4-5 hour block and if it actually takes 4-5 hours or is it depending how fast you actually deliver. Allso with the 8 hour maximum a day is that based on the block or based on the actual time you take to deliver the packages. I appreciate people like you who put there experiences especially there first experience with new delivery app platforms. The closest hub is far away from me so I wanted to see how worth it is it. Because of heavy traffic I'm looking to grab the really early 315-415am start blocks.
Hi there I just got approved for flex. Did you ever figure out the 8 hour maximum? I’m trying to find an answer to this as well.
just got approved as an amazon driver here in Australia yes! quick one.. can you pick up 2 blocks on the same day? say you finish your first block early and you still have time to kill..