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15 Oct 17
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Following on from the online grocery delivery driver thread how about working as an Amazon Flex delivery driver?
Seems all you need to do is fill in the app form and you’re good to go? Easy as?
Delivery’s in the morning leaving the afternoons free to place you’re winning bets! Perfic
Seems all you need to do is fill in the app form and you’re good to go? Easy as?
Delivery’s in the morning leaving the afternoons free to place you’re winning bets! Perfic
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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 ?
Also these people that deliver pizza in their car, have they informed their insurance company ?
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
Not the best reviews on Glass door Steve ,Sadly the courier industry has been destroyed by the Likes of these companies
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
Games Long gone ,worked as a courier back in 80s was serious Money to be earned then
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.
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.
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.
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
https://www.fool.com/investing/general/2015/10/26/ever-wonder-how-amazoncom-pays-for-all-that-free-p.aspx
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.
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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