Depends on your DSP. My DSP is cheap don't like to pay. No rescue pay, no holiday pay, and absolutely no overtime or is a write up. So make sure yall get with a good DSP. Makes a hell of a difference to make this job worth it.
FACTS...OT and Rescues are like a must with My DSP... Clock In at 10:20... back to station by 830..845 clock out at like 9ish... sometimes later depending on number of Stops...I average 160...175 stops... But Yea my DSP is type legit out here in Jersey
yes, you def need to find a new DSP! You're getting bent over a barrel hard. Never put up with that with any company. It is YOU out there doing all the work and they cannot compensate. yea sorry hell no.
The dsp really matters. Mine makes a lot of money so they don't care about overtime and they allow u to work 6 days also they pay every week! Our top drivers are making 6 thousand a month!
@@Sabrinajeromejfor now? Wyd else should you be doing right now besides making a ton of money? On your downtime you can do whatever and buy whatever you want.
@@Conekiller29 depends what parts? I worked for a year and a half. And it was easy for the most part. I was one of the fastest delivery drivers. I learned quickly because they through me downtown my first day with no nursery routes or any help.
I wish it was that easy here in L.A. doing apartments, just mail room lobby take a picture and done!...we gotta do door to door even if it's to the 7th floor for 1 package...
you just got me hype bro thank you for the information I'm going in Friday to get my badge and uniform I passed that long training test 😎 XL Delivery driver 👍
@@TeamDeAngelo From what I've seen, the DSP will start off w/ employee's well being. After 6 months, they've attracted a solid crew. Then the owners want more money and they start adjusting things to benefit their pocket. There isnt any growth for the employee. It is a problem.
I read some reviews that they have to pee in a bottle? Also does the 3rd party company only do the background or do I have to go through the hiring process with Amazon company also. I worked for Amazon once in warehouse years ago & I quit. so I’m worried they would not let the company hire me. Any information would be helpful.
Yo bro did you still work there or know of anyone who does, I got an interview doing on foot delivery with Gotham Logistics so I’m just trynna see wassup
Can you work for 6 days a delivery driver ? Cause rn I’m currently working in fed ex today is my thirds day but the boxes are pretty heavy I want something light and I seen that in Amazon you guys deal small packages which would be good for me but I was just wondering do you only have to work for 4 days or can you work for 6 days ?
Are the packages pre arranged? Meaning you don't have to spend an inordinate amount of time sifting through the myriad of packages in your van for any one stop/drop off location, setting aside the packages which correspond to that and finally delivering those packages. You then proceed to the next location and do this sorting process again. Is that how it works? If it does, that's a whole lot of mental work.. I'm actually really doubtful it works that way but it can't hurt to ask lmao.
Heads up if you're looking into this job. They got us out there doing runs where the average time between stops is 5-8 min super rural. It's rough out there. You get in a small town, do 20-30 stops in an hour; think the day is progressing well, then it's 15 min to next stop up 6 miles of poorly maintained dirt roads with a 25mph speed limit (no joke, PA speed limits and stupid low). You get to the spot and it's a quater-half mile drive way, ain't no way your van is gonna make it, so you gotta hike the package up and hike back to the van. Then its 10 min to next stop, 8 to next, 22 to next etc till your shift is done. Usually start the day with a 30-45 min drive to first drop, and finish the day with a 30-45 min drive back to pick-up. Sometimes they switch it up and play with your mind so you're out on country roads in the morning grinding through, 40 drops in 4 hours dying inside like "I'm never gonna get through this load" then you come into the small town, make 30 stops on an hour and lighten up your van before heading back out into the wilderness. When we do a rescue you usually have to drive 30-45 min to wherever the other van is delivering. Wish I could do suburbs routes. I'd Cush it, lol. We get $17 and no rescue pay, no bonus, no healthcare coverage etc. It ain't that easy y'all. It's like everything else in life, location location location!!!
@@TeamDeAngelo I doubt that. But it's too many hoops. Amazon commercial insurance doesn't apply to us in NY, so we gotta buy supplemental coverage not a lot of blocks coming out of our distribution center. Gotta pay for gas, which wouldn't be an issue except they won't accept my Prius as a delivery vehicle (which makes zero sense to me, that things got hella room once you fold the back seats down). Still though, if I break down $2000 in six days @ $18/hour your getting 111 hours, or 18 hours per day doing flex. Again I doubt that. Best of luck to you tho
What’s funny is I got banned from Amazon flex when I was doing it as a gig now I got it as a hourly job they ask me y I milk them lol I would go to the parking lot and if I didn’t like order I wouldn’t accept and go back home and still get pay base 😂😂😂 now life’s great
its true it can be easy, but it wont where you have to move like hell to get everything done, when i was working at amazon in Moonachie, i had to move extremely fast in and out, in every building as fast as possible, now if i can work at a amazon facility without happen to move extremely fast but at a nice paste of a speed, thankfully i can say that amazon is an easy job, but its not cause i use to work at a warehouse
I only work 4 days a week, rescues pay how you get the good money. If you do 7 rescues and you take 100 packages from each person that's an extra 700 for the week. Watch the end of the video. I explain the bonuses
@@TeamDeAngelo Ohhhhh Daaaammm. .... 100 extra packages??... is that per rescue??.. Or the Tally for the week... Cause I only take 20 maybe 30 extra... especially after doing 160 stops that day... I hate rescues bruh😅😅
I have a interview Feb 8th…I’m really scared I got a lot of butterflies lol any advice on how to not be nervous lol because I really need this job an don’t wanna screw the interview/test up
All jobs sound awful to me lol, I'd rather get paid to do nothing like normal. Made over $3,000 today on autopilot. Business is always the way to go in my opinion. But for those who go the job route. More power to them.
Don’t try to make it seem like it’s that easy.. you’ll mislead people who might be interested in the job there are a lot of things you can encounter working as a driver with Amazon it’s not as easy as just putting a package on a porch and taking a picture
You go to the station, load up the van and then drive house to house putting packages on a porch then taking a picture. Thats literally the entire 🤣 it's not brain surgery
amazon flex no but dsp depends on where you go and how would some get scammed at a job? Lmfao, it's not like you get literally all the details including hourly pay before you put in an application 🤣
@@jblabs8651 Hourly only really matters to those who plan at being at a job forever. If I lost everything I would get a job at $19/hr in a heart beat then use the checks to rebuilt my empire so I wouldn't have to work anymore like I do now lol. This DSP paid me $1,000s of dollars getting them drivers and building their website. Learn a valuable skill and even at a $19/hr job you can make $1,000s lol
@@TeamDeAngelo bro for real u need to teach me how to do that no cap mean I was making 30 an hour but I don't want that I want my own thing I mean it's still 4800 a month but I want my own business I have my youtube channel not receiving noting from it just thinking put of the box
That rescue part don’t make sense unless u didn’t explain it clearly cause what I’m thinking u said is if they won’t me to go pick up a package 50 miles away from me for a $1?😂 what???
@@TeamDeAngelo I work at FedEx ground, we're at basically $20 an hour but are salaried at $160 a day, 6 days per week where see about $900-1000 each week, I'm newer though so maybe the veterans clear $1,000 pretty easily but we're doing about 220+ stops and 300+ packages daily through peak. Ups I believe can clear around $32-40 an hour easily since they're unionized. For FedEx and Amazon it all depends on your contractor sadly.
@@TeamDeAngelo yeah, on some good weeks I’ve made 50 an hour but not all the time, reason why j said that though is because i just got hired by a dsp But might reconsider my position now
Depends on your DSP. My DSP is cheap don't like to pay. No rescue pay, no holiday pay, and absolutely no overtime or is a write up. So make sure yall get with a good DSP. Makes a hell of a difference to make this job worth it.
FACTS...OT and Rescues are like a must with My DSP... Clock In at 10:20... back to station by 830..845 clock out at like 9ish... sometimes later depending on number of Stops...I average 160...175 stops... But Yea my DSP is type legit out here in Jersey
yes, you def need to find a new DSP! You're getting bent over a barrel hard. Never put up with that with any company. It is YOU out there doing all the work and they cannot compensate. yea sorry hell no.
so how do you go about getting a good DSP
@@larespuertorico Its literally a crap shoot and luck..
You must not be in California.
"You guys know me, if this was hard I woulda been quit!" Lol
The dsp really matters. Mine makes a lot of money so they don't care about overtime and they allow u to work 6 days also they pay every week! Our top drivers are making 6 thousand a month!
With no life lol
@@Sabrinajeromej I'm about to start that soon just finished my orientation
@@Sabrinajeromejfor now? Wyd else should you be doing right now besides making a ton of money? On your downtime you can do whatever and buy whatever you want.
This job is definitely a challenge but it's only as hard as you make it. Ive been Delivering for almost a year now out here in Cali
Bro , hows you experince so far ?
Im starting job tmr in LA
@@avestaesfand5604 how it go?
@@Conekiller29 depends what parts? I worked for a year and a half. And it was easy for the most part. I was one of the fastest delivery drivers. I learned quickly because they through me downtown my first day with no nursery routes or any help.
@@AGZT94 don’t tell me you still there
I wish it was that easy here in L.A. doing apartments, just mail room lobby take a picture and done!...we gotta do door to door even if it's to the 7th floor for 1 package...
Lol I would have been like naw I’m good and put it right in the mail room but maybe your guys pay is higher then it might be worth it
See i was looking for someone to explain it like u just simple not extra bs
Good work, keep it up man.
you just got me hype bro thank you for the information I'm going in Friday to get my badge and uniform I passed that long training test 😎 XL Delivery driver 👍
I can guarantee you ain’t getting half of what dude was talking about
@@Jcooling23 i concur. I make less than half that.
I've been doing this for 2+ yrs. There is NO such thing as rescue pay. I've done many a rescues, NEVER HEARD OF IT.
Lol ok
@@TeamDeAngelo You're on West Coast? Could be different there. If we refuse a rescue we get written up.
@@TeamDeAngelo From what I've seen, the DSP will start off w/ employee's well being. After 6 months, they've attracted a solid crew. Then the owners want more money and they start adjusting things to benefit their pocket. There isnt any growth for the employee. It is a problem.
it is just your DSP doesnt do it
Very helpful, thank you!
Hey bro I got a question how hard is it to drive the vans? Will it drive stable ? Or what are some tips I should know?
Take your time driving, you will be fine.
Where do I apply? Do you have to work the warehouse first or can you become a driver without experience??
Naw man the DSP I worked for doesn’t pay for each package you rescue.
I read some reviews that they have to pee in a bottle? Also does the 3rd party company only do the background or do I have to go through the hiring process with Amazon company also. I worked for Amazon once in warehouse years ago & I quit. so I’m worried they would not let the company hire me. Any information would be helpful.
$4k wtfff they paying you $25 an hour?🤨🤨🤨
Which do you like better DSP or Amazon Flex?
What is yr per hour?
Yo bro did you still work there or know of anyone who does, I got an interview doing on foot delivery with Gotham Logistics so I’m just trynna see wassup
Yo! What about Lockers and Amazon Hub and all of those packages that you have to submit certain code or whatever??
Thank you brother...
Where do you drive if you dont mind my asking im thinking of applying
It's not hard mentally, but can be physically challenging.
Is there something going on with your cpa network? I went to go apply in the course and it’s a blank page
Thanks for the info
Can you work for 6 days a delivery driver ? Cause rn I’m currently working in fed ex today is my thirds day but the boxes are pretty heavy I want something light and I seen that in Amazon you guys deal small packages which would be good for me but I was just wondering do you only have to work for 4 days or can you work for 6 days ?
Dont do it... getting that job on fed ex is hard but you get all the benefits in amazon u dont s
Hello! Cheers! how do you know the routes? They give you a system that you know the route from start to finish?
You don't for the most part. At least at this place they give just go to a certain city and do different routes in that city
Where is your market? I have an interview next week. Looking forward to it.
Wisconsin but from what I hear this isn't typical
Are the packages pre arranged? Meaning you don't have to spend an inordinate amount of time sifting through the myriad of packages in your van for any one stop/drop off location, setting aside the packages which correspond to that and finally delivering those packages. You then proceed to the next location and do this sorting process again. Is that how it works? If it does, that's a whole lot of mental work.. I'm actually really doubtful it works that way but it can't hurt to ask lmao.
Yes
Not where I am. You have to sort everything yourself on the fly. Nothing is presorted whatsoever.
Heads up if you're looking into this job.
They got us out there doing runs where the average time between stops is 5-8 min super rural. It's rough out there.
You get in a small town, do 20-30 stops in an hour; think the day is progressing well, then it's 15 min to next stop up 6 miles of poorly maintained dirt roads with a 25mph speed limit (no joke, PA speed limits and stupid low). You get to the spot and it's a quater-half mile drive way, ain't no way your van is gonna make it, so you gotta hike the package up and hike back to the van.
Then its 10 min to next stop, 8 to next, 22 to next etc till your shift is done. Usually start the day with a 30-45 min drive to first drop, and finish the day with a 30-45 min drive back to pick-up.
Sometimes they switch it up and play with your mind so you're out on country roads in the morning grinding through, 40 drops in 4 hours dying inside like "I'm never gonna get through this load" then you come into the small town, make 30 stops on an hour and lighten up your van before heading back out into the wilderness.
When we do a rescue you usually have to drive 30-45 min to wherever the other van is delivering.
Wish I could do suburbs routes. I'd Cush it, lol.
We get $17 and no rescue pay, no bonus, no healthcare coverage etc.
It ain't that easy y'all. It's like everything else in life, location location location!!!
Try Amazon flex live made almost $2000 in 6 days
@@TeamDeAngelo I doubt that. But it's too many hoops. Amazon commercial insurance doesn't apply to us in NY, so we gotta buy supplemental coverage not a lot of blocks coming out of our distribution center. Gotta pay for gas, which wouldn't be an issue except they won't accept my Prius as a delivery vehicle (which makes zero sense to me, that things got hella room once you fold the back seats down).
Still though, if I break down $2000 in six days @ $18/hour your getting 111 hours, or 18 hours per day doing flex. Again I doubt that. Best of luck to you tho
@@alexandercoates4256 doesn't matter what you doubt lol that's what happened. Be sure to wash my latest video when I upload it today
What station was that
So you only have to empty the van once a day
True if you don't have to go help people or go back to do a flex route
Wait are u working your dsp
What’s funny is I got banned from Amazon flex when I was doing it as a gig now I got it as a hourly job they ask me y I milk them lol I would go to the parking lot and if I didn’t like order I wouldn’t accept and go back home and still get pay base 😂😂😂 now life’s great
Sounds like you've mastered the art of bullshitting
Great attitude
its true it can be easy, but it wont where you have to move like hell to get everything done, when i was working at amazon in Moonachie, i had to move extremely fast in and out, in every building as fast as possible, now if i can work at a amazon facility without happen to move extremely fast but at a nice paste of a speed, thankfully i can say that amazon is an easy job, but its not cause i use to work at a warehouse
Only 54 stops Lol that’s a shit ton
I give You credit. I could never do this.
Bruh my DSP does 200 stops a day and I get that done in 4 hrs
Please explain how much you get an hr and how many hours you worked that seek to get that much because I make $20/hr averaging around 50 hours a week
I only work 4 days a week, rescues pay how you get the good money. If you do 7 rescues and you take 100 packages from each person that's an extra 700 for the week. Watch the end of the video. I explain the bonuses
@@TeamDeAngelo Ohhhhh Daaaammm. .... 100 extra packages??... is that per rescue??..
Or the Tally for the week...
Cause I only take 20 maybe 30 extra... especially after doing 160 stops that day... I hate rescues bruh😅😅
Exactly
@@TeamDeAngelo that's awesome. We only get a 25 dollar bonus for rescues
@@ddennis2430 so 4 rescues and you’re at $100
How many hours?
Looks like the route I had yesterday, 53 stops 239 packages smh
Dude how tf does that work? I have like 150-160 stops for 280-300 packages
@@jakes2473 lol
@@jakes2473 multiple high rise apartments in big city’s
I went for an interview and was told minimum 120 stops a day 🤦🏾♂️
Which state is this ? I’m in Illinois
Must be a slow day I worded for amazon in Forney Texas I did 184 stops my first day smh
How is it there? My husband just went to his interview in that location
Do these Amazon vans have a back up camera
Yes they do, at least ones I was driving
Are you still working as a amazon dsp?
No I quit that months ago it was just for the TH-cam video
@@TeamDeAngelo why u quit? Was overtime consistent?
I have a interview Feb 8th…I’m really scared I got a lot of butterflies lol any advice on how to not be nervous lol because I really need this job an don’t wanna screw the interview/test up
Hey, how did your interview go?
I'm going to Phoenix for the winter. I have a az driver's license. Can I do this.
I'm sure they have one our there, I will check though
What area you live in bro ?
Thx player. Are you doing this in NYC?
No but you are able to do it in NYC
Is still weekly pay
1700 a check? You in cali?
Except you make 1800 a week at ups plus the best healthcare anywhere an d 7 weeks vacation
All jobs sound awful to me lol, I'd rather get paid to do nothing like normal. Made over $3,000 today on autopilot. Business is always the way to go in my opinion. But for those who go the job route. More power to them.
@@TeamDeAngelo autopilot?
$19. Where you stay at?
What state is this bro
Well 1700 for 4 days sounds good
Check the video on Amazon Flex made $3,500 in 15 days
54 stops, must be nice !
this was downtown lol
MANNNN I WISH I HAD 54 STOPS😅😅😂😂😫
I was in the downtown area so they have less stops
I need a update
Rescue pay?? Bro, we have to do that for free haha
Dam bro, they aren't playing at your dsp lol
Ain’t no way you making $1,700 a week doing Amazon
Ok
I mean he did show you in the video
Nice! There's always a way...
What's happening with Oryax?
Redoing some stuff on the back end, host gator keeps messing up the hosting. So moving to to different platform.
@@TeamDeAngelo Awesome! Looking forward to it. Thanks man.
I help drivers all Day ;) ahipping suport🎉 love Amazon
You get paid weekly??
Yes
Your nice bro😎
God bless
Don’t try to make it seem like it’s that easy.. you’ll mislead people who might be interested in the job there are a lot of things you can encounter working as a driver with Amazon it’s not as easy as just putting a package on a porch and taking a picture
It is easy and it's that simple. If you can't make it work your legit just lazy
You go to the station, load up the van and then drive house to house putting packages on a porch then taking a picture. Thats literally the entire 🤣 it's not brain surgery
@@TeamDeAngelo u still work for Amazon
They only pay 19 and hour don't get scamed
amazon flex no but dsp depends on where you go and how would some get scammed at a job? Lmfao, it's not like you get literally all the details including hourly pay before you put in an application 🤣
@@TeamDeAngelo lol 😆 I have tried but I get the 19 and say heelll noooo lol
@@jblabs8651 Hourly only really matters to those who plan at being at a job forever. If I lost everything I would get a job at $19/hr in a heart beat then use the checks to rebuilt my empire so I wouldn't have to work anymore like I do now lol. This DSP paid me $1,000s of dollars getting them drivers and building their website. Learn a valuable skill and even at a $19/hr job you can make $1,000s lol
@@TeamDeAngelo bro for real u need to teach me how to do that no cap mean I was making 30 an hour but I don't want that I want my own thing I mean it's still 4800 a month but I want my own business I have my youtube channel not receiving noting from it just thinking put of the box
Don't do it
okay
That rescue part don’t make sense unless u didn’t explain it clearly cause what I’m thinking u said is if they won’t me to go pick up a package 50 miles away from me for a $1?😂 what???
NOT TRUE
Lol ok
I could tell u just started...
My opinion stayed the same the whole time I was there lol
Lol I don't know how much of this I believe I hear more people complain than say this is an easy job🤔
Believe what you want to lol. It's just a job
Just like any job you gotta know if there's plenty of customers or else you'll get less business less hours
😂 I have at least 160 stops a day so don’t believe the hype y’all
That's because you're doing residential obviously your going to have more stops lol
Possible they can hire 20 year olds ? not 21 yet
It's is a stressing job
I'm at FedEx and i ain't making this...i gotta see what's up
I heard fedex and ups make more than amazon drivers
@@TeamDeAngelo yea we getting it lol
@@TeamDeAngelo I work at FedEx ground, we're at basically $20 an hour but are salaried at $160 a day, 6 days per week where see about $900-1000 each week, I'm newer though so maybe the veterans clear $1,000 pretty easily but we're doing about 220+ stops and 300+ packages daily through peak. Ups I believe can clear around $32-40 an hour easily since they're unionized. For FedEx and Amazon it all depends on your contractor sadly.
Fuck….i make more on uber 😅
Congratulations 🎊 I heard some Uber drivers kill it.
But you can't really compare the two. Now amazon flex would be different I've met a bunch of people doing 6-7k a month
@@TeamDeAngelo yeah, on some good weeks I’ve made 50 an hour but not all the time, reason why j said that though is because i just got hired by a dsp But might reconsider my position now
Total bullshit!!! My dsp is cheap as fuck!
What’s wrong?
depends on your state. people talk a lot of shit about cali, but its the only state with workers rights.