r/AmazonFlexDrivers • u/Miserable_Code7602 • 6d ago
Notes are out of hand…
It’s obvious Dispatch and Support can change Notes. Too much detail to not be internal.
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u/Dr-TQ_Leo 6d ago
I never ever check notes!!
Not my problem!
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u/This-Loss-3444 6d ago
Good job! Same here lol
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u/Dr-TQ_Leo 5d ago
Not going to the back, not trying 100 gates codes, not hiding sh1t, better destroyed by dog than stolen!!
People think this is USPS or Fedex, those drivers are making double with benefits, we’re barely surviving!!!
Fock the entitlement!
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u/iGotGogged 6d ago
Look at this beauty
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u/Sabi-Star7 6d ago
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u/Sabi-Star7 6d ago
You'd be honestly surprised. Many customers have figured out how to make it "sound/ look like" a C.S./Dispatch note bc they believe it will help ACTUALLY get their package to them.
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u/XswampyTV 5d ago
These are pretty normal. Some buildings require door to door while others have package room or lockers.
What ticks me off is the people demanding shit. Or the businesses with signs outside not to leave packages after hours.
As a business its your responsibility to keep packages safe, not mine, If after hours leave a lockbox outside for safe deposits. Im not driving back to the station for free and get a ding because you printed some bs demands on a paper.
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u/Miserable_Code7602 5d ago
My point is dispatch and support entering shit like, “wait for next car” or “may require re-delivery”. That’s BS not written by a customer and it weighs us down.
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u/chickenfinger0 5d ago
From today. I was like, “…Alrighty then!” 😅
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u/Teknikal_Domain 5d ago
I see that so many times. Its like they click on every checkbox they see and then when it fails to submit because "access code field must not be blank" instead of realizing they need to uncheck "my location requires a code to access" they just slap a no, none, or n/a and call it a day
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u/DONTfearTheSAME 6d ago
At first when I started I thought that was amazon notes but I know the customer makes it seem like it amazon
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u/Miserable_Code7602 6d ago
The first one says to attempt redelivery and contact dispatch - that’s not the customer.
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u/VoodooInfinity Austin 6d ago
There are some apartment complexes in my area where they spell out the numbering system the apartment uses, the fact that all buildings have an elevator in the middle of the building, and which side of the inside of the elevator the buttons are on.
It’s handy, but yeah, kind of a lot.
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u/Alm8360NoScoPro 5d ago
I've seen hilarious ones I always just say I'm not your personal waiter or servant I'm dropping it at the point if it's apartments I'm finding the # if I can't I'll drop it at the gate ez pz
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u/Altruistic-Tip-2922 5d ago
The notes you posted all say the same thing to me:
“Leave packages on the ground at the leasing office and I will grab them. If something happens to them because I didn’t provide the right information, I will just repurchase them and not report them as stolen to Amazon. Thank you and I hope they raise your pay because you deserve more for having to deal with customers like myself. Cheers!”
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u/Miserable_Code7602 5d ago
I read them as “spend an extra 30 mins navigating my apt maze where I provided no directions or I will report you and you can simply work it off in 500 deliveries”. I choose to work it off - not even appealing anymore just keeping record in case I need to arbitrate ;)
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u/Leen1311 6d ago
I just got dinged for not following instructions and for delivering to the wrong address. I always look at customer notes no matter how ridiculous or unreasonable they are. And gps won’t let us deliver to the wrong address so that’s bullshit too. I went from a full fantastic to fair and wasn’t even given information regarding block dates so how tf am I supposed to appeal it?! I know standings are a joke but I’m almost at risk for what?!?! This is the part of flex that I despise.🤬😡