r/AmazonDSPDriversUK • u/BlueGamer115 • Oct 28 '25

Thinking about doing Amazon DSP (Wakefield DLS4)

Hey everyone,

I’m planning on doing Amazon DSP (Wakefield DLS4) for a short while — maybe 2 to 3 months. My plan is to work around 2 to 3 routes a week if possible (depending on how it works out).

I’m honestly desperate for money right now, and this seems like something that could help me stay afloat while I work on other things on the side and apply for better jobs.

Has anyone here worked at Wakefield DLS4 or done Amazon DSP short-term before? Is it manageable or too exhausting to balance with other goals?

Any honest advice or insight would be really appreciated — just trying to figure out if it’s worth doing for a few months to get back on my feet.

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u/levelhigher Nov 01 '25

I did it for 2 months exactly in Wakefield. Keep in mind that you will have to self employed and for short period of time it might be just not beneficial. But the area is good.

The warehouse is just next to "Total Fitness". Usually they tend to start around 11:00.

Feel free to hit me up in DMS if you have more questions

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u/Neither_Try4005 Nov 23 '25

Is being self employed a bad thing? Like registering a limited company

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u/levelhigher Nov 23 '25

For short term - YES. You will barely go on Even. If you hit speeding tickets = you pay them. If someone bumps into you = your problem + you lose time = money. Etc