Bro I’ve being do this for a few years on an occasional basis just to top up my full time salary, what many driver don’t realise is that if your insurance doesn’t accept the top up insurance then you cannot deliver with Amazon flex most insurers don’t accept the top up policy also the cost of fuel and mileage and wear and tear takes this jobs below minimum-wage defiantly not worth it. Majority of drivers are not even insured and Amazon couldn’t care less. What’s also frustrating is that every time something goes wrong or your unable to make a delivery then it effects your standing. The drivers always gets the blame
Hey mate. You sou d from round my way. I'm from N Shields. Does this 'hire and reward' insurance cover deliveroo/JE/UE's too? Or is there a cheaper option for just those do you know? Heard people talking about pay as you go insurance too?
It only covers you for Amazon deliveries mate. Pay as you go insurance from the likes of Zego works for Just Eat and the like as far as I know - there's loads of options for pay as you go but be sure to check your current insurer is ok with you adding a top up insurance (lots don't and it's a pain in the ar*e)! -I live in County Durham but from Gateshead :)
Hi mate, I need to ask that do I need one year old driving licence or I can start straight away after getting full Uk driving licence Your early reply highly appreciate thanks
I spoke to my current insurance and they said I am not allowed to deliver deliveries and they wont allow any other hire and reward insurance while having a normal social insurance so I dont know how to go a head with these pay as you go insurances?
If your insurer doesn't allow top up insurance you'd either have to find a new insurer, upgrade your own insurance policy to hire/reward or not make deliveries.
Well, as you say, Amazon says yes, but insurers seem to be 21+ so technically you can, but realistically, unless you can find an insurer to cover you you can't do it legally it appears.
I've done it twice and earned 111 £ exactly ( twice 55.50) . I've stopped doing it and won't do it in the future. Do I need to file for taxes in the UK for these 111£ and If I do when is the deadline for 2022/2023. Don't want to get fined for fucking 111£.
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Hello I’m 19 years old and I wanted to work for Amazon flex and on the Amazon website says that you can work from 18 years old and is that true?
@@zakiali8776 True as far as I know but you'll struggle to find an insurance provider I think
How can I get an insurance as a new driver it’s been 4 month since I have got my licence
Bro I’ve being do this for a few years on an occasional basis just to top up my full time salary, what many driver don’t realise is that if your insurance doesn’t accept the top up insurance then you cannot deliver with Amazon flex most insurers don’t accept the top up policy also the cost of fuel and mileage and wear and tear takes this jobs below minimum-wage defiantly not worth it. Majority of drivers are not even insured and Amazon couldn’t care less. What’s also frustrating is that every time something goes wrong or your unable to make a delivery then it effects your standing. The drivers always gets the blame
Yeah dude, spot on points of course. Have discussed all of these in part in previous videos.
Hey mate. You sou d from round my way. I'm from N Shields. Does this 'hire and reward' insurance cover deliveroo/JE/UE's too? Or is there a cheaper option for just those do you know? Heard people talking about pay as you go insurance too?
It only covers you for Amazon deliveries mate. Pay as you go insurance from the likes of Zego works for Just Eat and the like as far as I know - there's loads of options for pay as you go but be sure to check your current insurer is ok with you adding a top up insurance (lots don't and it's a pain in the ar*e)!
-I live in County Durham but from Gateshead :)
Hello mate I work full time but looking on doing the Amazon flex for a bit extra money what’s the best kind of insurance to go for cheers 👍
You'll need hire & reward insurance mate - your best bet will likely be a "top up" policy. But you'll have to check your current insurer allows that
Did you go ahead with it? And if so, how's it going?
@@KinderBenno If you have a bang its a scam?
Hi mate, I need to ask that do I need one year old driving licence or I can start straight away after getting full Uk driving licence
Your early reply highly appreciate thanks
I spoke to my current insurance and they said I am not allowed to deliver deliveries and they wont allow any other hire and reward insurance while having a normal social insurance so I dont know how to go a head with these pay as you go insurances?
If your insurer doesn't allow top up insurance you'd either have to find a new insurer, upgrade your own insurance policy to hire/reward or not make deliveries.
@@LeftoverVenison Thanks but I dont understand do I need only hire and reward or at the same time another standard insurance too ?
are you able to drive flex as an 18 year old? amazon says yes but all the insurers say you have to 21?
Well, as you say, Amazon says yes, but insurers seem to be 21+ so technically you can, but realistically, unless you can find an insurer to cover you you can't do it legally it appears.
I've done it twice and earned 111 £ exactly ( twice 55.50) . I've stopped doing it and won't do it in the future. Do I need to file for taxes in the UK for these 111£ and If I do when is the deadline for 2022/2023. Don't want to get fined for fucking 111£.
Insure won't give me cover on a Clio 2007 but zego will at 2.8k 😭😭
Can you not do "pay as you go" with Zego?
try Acorn insurance
@@LeftoverVenison Can purchase Zago “pay as you go” insurance for Amazon Flex? inshur rejected my application 😢
@@tszlunchan7898 yeah you can do that
@@LeftoverVenison Thank you 😊 Is it same as Inshur deduct the deposit per hour?
Just curious, what is your main business as you mentioned in the video you have your own
I run an online retail business
Anybody even checking this? Insurance, not the great video
Not sure mate - I doubt anybody at the depots will, but if you have an accident or something someone will want to see your papers for sure.