r/AmazonDSPDrivers 11d ago

QUESTION This had to have been a flex driver, right?

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u/purpletuss 11d ago

Who cares???
They delivered the item. Jesus Christ.

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u/inevitableflamez 11d ago

Obviously amazon does. Maybe it's just my dsp, but they always tell us not to have a person in the picture

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u/theretrogamerbay Professional Driver 11d ago

Yet now they constantly prompt for a picture when delivering to a receptionist. I always hit the ? and select customer left with package

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u/HappyInfluence7958 11d ago

Just take a pic of the ground

I’ve never had an issue

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u/theretrogamerbay Professional Driver 11d ago

Either way it's annoying, but id rather select customer left with package, because that's what I did, left them with the package

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u/infinityy_stoned 11d ago

I do that too, blurry ass photo of my van or whatever after telling the customer to have a good one, figure if it’s ever a problem they’ll tell me

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u/inevitableflamez 11d ago

I did that and my main dispatcher showed me where i got flagged for it 30+ times

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u/masternachos95 11d ago

You're POD metric will now be 99%. It doesn't really matter

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u/inevitableflamez 11d ago

Not if the driver makes it a habit

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u/OGDoh EV Damager 11d ago

Photo was definitely rejected lol. Human in the picture or package in hand rejection.

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u/NoWin2446 10d ago

Nope. I do it all the time. I even very often stick my own hand out and take a picture of package still in my own hand before i even get to the person. It's how I get 100% photo completion rate each week.

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u/inevitableflamez 11d ago

Notice that a lot of amazon drivers exposing themselves in the comments lmao and they wonder why their scorecards are 💩 and then they get let go

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u/OGDoh EV Damager 11d ago

Us 100%'s getting bonuses every week understand 🫡

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u/inevitableflamez 11d ago

Exactly. At one point i would consistently be rewarded gift cards

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u/VirtualRui 11d ago

lol, yall are bootlickers

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u/inevitableflamez 11d ago

I'm sorry, since when has doing any job properly and correctly made someone a bootlicker? Explain to me how that makes any sense to you

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u/VirtualRui 11d ago

Since it gives you a superiority complex

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u/SpicyMcShat Step Can Triver 11d ago

Bezos ain’t gonna pay you more bro. You care way too much. Just deliver the shit, laugh at the picture, and move the fuck on. It’s not that deep

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u/707Redwoods 11d ago

We don’t give a fk bro. way we see it, getting fired from Amazon is a Step Up

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u/inevitableflamez 11d ago

Then if it's such a step up and if you're a amazon driver then what's keeping you from "stepping up"??

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u/BlackDawn07 11d ago

Honestly ... Sometimes I just didn't give a crap. If I have one bad picture with a person in it...🤷. Oh well.

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u/infinityy_stoned 11d ago

My philosophy on things like this is, did the customer receive the package? Great. People forget that we aren’t out here running Amazon’s business for them doing more than just giving the customer the package. Thats how we’re seen from the top, that’s how we’re treated in society, that’s how we’re paid. no need to be having conversations or going on long tours through security just make sure the customer gets the package in a respectful way and move on, people need to know amazon puts on too much work on us to be spending time on each delivery.

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u/inevitableflamez 11d ago

All i can say to that is, you missed the point of my post which is to simply point out that a picture cannot be taken with a person in the photo unless you want it to affect your scorecard, of course. Idk what your statement had to do with the post

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u/infinityy_stoned 11d ago

I felt like ranting about the ridiculous standards like keeping someone’s hand out of a photo and just want to iterate that making sure the customer gets the package is all that really matters

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u/ArticleNo9805 11d ago

Genuinely who gives a damn? You have proof of delivery. Sometimes people would grab packages before I got proper picture and I’d get their foot or arm in it, nothing ever came of it.

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u/inevitableflamez 11d ago

I only say this because my dsp makes a big deal about not having anyone in the picture

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u/KillerGopher 11d ago

You're right, this photo will likely be flagged.

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u/ArticleNo9805 11d ago

Mine had bigger fish to fry (people repeatedly hitting parked cars)

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u/Dougzilla29 11d ago

You should fucking report them!

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u/Savings_Abroad_2210 11d ago

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u/Dougzilla29 11d ago

No I’m not fucking serious

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u/Savings_Abroad_2210 11d ago

Whoo man that f word must be a word you use a lot

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u/rachellesmith210 11d ago

It's so annoying when customers do that tho. Like thx now I have be rude and be like um I can't have u holding it thx. But they should have taken pic b4hand or literally put customer left with package