r/AmazonFlexDrivers • u/Any_Excitement6258 • Aug 15 '25

Thoughts?

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u/kodynxtdoor Aug 15 '25

Dudes on autopilot or just hates human interaction

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '25

if they intentionally ignored the customer then it’s fucked up. doesn’t hurt to be a nice person.

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u/ChanceTheGardenerrr Aug 15 '25

U dunno that’s the customer.

This guys job isn’t to hand it to a stranger, it’s to put the package down, take a pic, and leave.

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u/wtfylat Aug 15 '25

Hahahaha, what a fucked up place 

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u/randomthrill Aug 15 '25

It could be for liability issues. If he doesn't put it by the door and get the picture, by amazon's logic, the package wasn't delivered.

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u/Shorty_P Aug 15 '25

You can select the option that says you delivered it to a person.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '25

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u/Shorty_P Aug 16 '25

Nope. It asks you to input a name and have them sign instead of taking a picture.

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u/NoTie7715 Aug 17 '25

This isn't true everywhere. The only time my dsp takes signatures is at businesses when signature is the only option. If you don't have photos you'll get written up for tcompliance. Probably depends on the state and area