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PAY ??
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I have always wondered how these drivers get around insurance issues ?
Also these people that deliver pizza in their car, have they informed their insurance company ? |
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Overloaded with parcels to deliver, no proper training, 50-60 stops in a 4 hour block(seriously? 4 minutes to drive to a location, park your car, find 1 package amongst 60 others, find the correct address
![]() Not the best reviews on Glass door Steve ,Sadly the courier industry has been destroyed by the Likes of these companies ![]() |
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You would need at least Business insurance ? Paying courier insurance would be a few bob .
Games Long gone ,worked as a courier back in 80s was serious Money to be earned then ![]() |
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Take on the job in December. Drive to the depot and fill up your car with parcels. And that's you Xmas shopping done in 5 minutes.
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How are couriers paid?
With Amazon Prime I can order something for £50, or £1, and it's delivered the next day (or very rarely, the same day). I can understand a margin in a higher priced purchase will cover the cost of delivery, but not so in the cheaper buys. Even without Prime, you can get free delivery on most things. |
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This explains Amazon Prime. Basically, delivery is built into the price and Amazon's profit margins are tiny.
https://www.fool.com/investing/general/2015/10/26/ever-wonder-how-amazoncom-pays-for-all-that-free-p.aspx |
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Ibrahima Sonko
I have always wondered how these drivers get around insurance issues ? Also these people that deliver pizza in their car, have they informed their insurance company ? At least one of following are compulsory for pizza delivery drivers: a brake light out, a reverse light out, four teenage kids in the car, no business insurance, very poor hygiene. |
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Cheers, pxb.
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