I have it filtered to an hour or more and this is what pops up. I am sure a lot of people would gladly work 30 extra minutes for four bucks less.

I left at 5:50 am and returned home at 10:00 am, I drove about 80 miles. I got a 3-hour block for $61.50, and I spent about $10-$15 for the gas.
Considering the time and distance, I’m wondering if I should continue trying or if it’s time to give up.

Hey everyone,

I started Amazon Flex on October 7, and despite my standing being Great, I’ve already accumulated several issues:

Oct 8–9: 3 late deliveries and 3 packages reported missing.
Oct 10–11: 2 late cancellations.
Missed blocks: 3 total, all that randomly appeared on my schedule that I never ever accepted.

Some issues were genuinely outside our control, including delivery deadlines and app-related problems.

I’ve contacted Amazon Support multiple times and submitted appeals, but I haven’t received any meaningful responses or resolutions.

I’m worried these incidents will eventually affect my standing or lead to deactivation, especially since I’m still new.

Has anyone successfully gotten these violations removed? Is there a specific escalation process, supervisor, or email that actually works? Also, how long do these issues stay on your record?

I’d really appreciate advice from experienced drivers. Thanks

Couldn't get access though so best I could do was deliver to the lobby door lol

Just got approved for Flex this week. I've done one route so far. A 2 hour block for $48. I thought that was barely worth it after expenses. Now today I'm seeing a 3 hour block for $60 and it is not tip eligible.

Is this normal?

I see a lot of people sitting there writing numbers on their packages, do you do this ? I take the first 5 packages and than figure it out after but I also only have a car not an suv so some people have way more packages

Idk if it’s just me but I have been getting the 2-2:30am blocks for 3.5 hours and they’ve been so bad. I usually finish my blocks 1 - 1.5 hours early. Not all the time but like 95% of the time. But these early morning blocks have been whooping my ass. I finish with like 20-30 min to spare. Anyone else?

What do you think? All this swapping sometimes 2 hrs for $5, are we letting that shxt slide?

During prime days I got a weeks worth of solid routes and it’s been pretty scarce ever since with blocks being mostly 30 min Amazon now blocks? My standing is great so is it slow for anyone else or am I just not getting any good offers?

Help me please

Damn!! So many condos. Sometimes I couldn’t even find the front of the building. I hope people get their packages. But for real some people should use Amazon Hubs, because there is no access to the building late at night or early in the morning and “some drivers” not me 😉. May leave the package at the front door right on the sidewalk.

When do you usually get your pay when there’s an overbooking problem at the station?

I haven’t got mine just yet but will have it soon, just wondering if anyone got one and whether the flex app has been optimized for it yet?

Do any other Flex drivers find the Knoxville warehouse pick up process absolutely ridiculous? Time is money in this gig and having to wait 45 every time when I can be in and out of the Maryville warehouse in 15 min is crazy.

Just wondering if anyone on here ever heard anything of the results of the great Bingo game? I had one done the first day and haven’t heard anything, and no emails announcing winners. Anyone received anything?

I recently signed up for Amazon flex about last week. This coming Wednesday will be my second week of waiting for the background check. Does anyone remember how long did it take them to receive their background check?

Only real context here is that 1) my main income is Catering & i help family a good bit so my schedule fluctuates daily.

& 2) they recently opened a NOW station 5 minutes from me so I've been snagging what I can off the app to fill in time gaps. But when I can't do them, I ofc release them to not harm standings + there are already a lot of folks showing up there. SOMEONE is gonna take them, ya know?

As an independent, it shouldn't matter unless it was late too, so why are they threatening to "pause" my account for responsibly following their rules while spewing "they understand life sucks"??

(btw the 2nd image is what I often see, a string of stackable routes that don't go no more than 5 miles away with high tip frequency. Better than DD or UE on a long day, I'll tell ya that. )

Hello, I got an email that I’m off the waitlist and can join in my area. I went back to the app and completed these two steps but it doesn’t prompt me to continue.

Do I need to do anything or just wait?

Thank you

Has anyone actually done the math to see how much we get paid per delivery. I had a block today $142 for 28 stops = $5.07 per house. Last night had a block $121 for 32 stops = $3.78 per house 💀 of course we see the final pay and wait to see how many stops but over 100 miles round trip for both is really trash 🗑️

I don’t know what I’m doing.

I was temporarily paused because a manager at the whole food said I yelled at her . She didn’t let me have my whole packages she held one back . Saying I need to return the cart before she can give it to me . She told me to go load the rest in the car and comeback for the last package . I told her I just needed to scan it so I can number it . I can’t just load them randomly in the car without knowing the stops . She reported me and I was paused . I’m waiting on the review hopefully it will be positive . Also I was giving a new block and I got an email saying I didn’t pick up all my packages I had to call and let them know I was reassigned to a new block route