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If you are looking for a flexible part time or seasonal opportunity, you should try delivering with Amazon Flex to supplement your income!" Delivering with Amazon Flex is perfect for those looking for seasonal work or temporary opportunities, evening delivery blocks, or for those looking for flexible ways to earn on their own time.
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With Amazon Flex Rewards, you have access to great rewards like cash back, thousands of discounts and other tools to help you save money and time. Self-employed / No-contract / Temporary / Part-time / Shift-work.
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No previous experience as a transportation driver, truck driver, taxi driver, courier driver or delivery driver is necessary. Whether you're saving up for something big or you just want to make some extra money, delivering with Amazon Flex will get you there faster.
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What is Amazon Flex? Make your earning go further with Amazon Flex Rewards. Who can deliver for Amazon Flex? Use your own vehicle and smartphone to deliver packages locally for Amazon as a way of earning extra money weekly.
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Delivering with Amazon Flex will get you there faster. For each Flex offer, you see how much you can earn during the block and how long. Hours are completely flexible. For more information visit: flex.
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For each Flex offer, you see how much you can earn during the block and how long the block is, all before you drive. Call an Onboarding Specialist at (9AM-9PM ET) You can create your own schedule.
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You must be 21 years old, have a valid driver's license, have access to a mid-sized or larger vehicle, pass a background check, and have an iPhone or Android smartphone. Recruiting Now - no experience necessary.
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Individuals who currently work from home, students, interns, contract workers, or people looking to earn additional money on the side, on their lunch breaks, and on weekends can also make great delivery partners.
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Call an Onboarding Specialist at 888-281-6906 (9 AM-9 PM ET) Delivering with Amazon Flex is perfect for those looking for seasonal work or temporary opportunities, evening delivery blocks, or for those looking for flexible ways to earn on their own time.
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We welcome those who have driven, or are currently driving, with other gig economy platforms. Schedule a delivery block and start delivering parcels as little or as often as you like. Delivery Partners come from all backgrounds and industries ranging from traditional driving and transportation industries to more customer service and creative industries.
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Amazon.com Or download the i Phone or Android app Self-employed / No-contract / Temporary / Part-time / Shift-work Who can deliver for Amazon Flex? amazon.com Or download the i Phone or Android app Self-employed / No-contract / Temporary / Part-time / Shift-work Who can deliver for Amazon Flex.
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