📦Flex delivery can be challenging, especially when dealing with lockers and limited space.
🚫Missing packages and unclear instructions can cause frustration and confusion for Flex drivers.
😅Flex drivers appreciate the flexibility to bring company along during deliveries.
😤Gathering all necessary information before starting a Flex route can help avoid problems and delays.
🔊Effective communication with Amazon support is crucial to resolve issues encountered during Flex deliveries.
What should I do if the lockers are full?
—In case the lockers are full, you can deliver the packages directly to the customer's front door.
What happens if I can't make a delivery?
—If you are unable to make a delivery, contact Amazon support for guidance on how to resolve the issue.
Can I bring someone with me during Flex deliveries?
—Yes, you are allowed to bring company along during Flex deliveries.
How can I avoid problems during Flex routes?
—Make sure to gather all necessary information and instructions before starting your Flex route to minimize problems and delays.
What should I do if I encounter issues during a Flex delivery?
—Contact Amazon support immediately to address and resolve any issues encountered during your Flex delivery.
00:00The video begins with the YouTuber introducing the topic of Flex delivery.
00:26The YouTuber talks about having 36 packages in only three stops, including a locker delivery.
01:20The YouTuber realizes that all packages are going to the same location, which is a relief but raises concerns about locker space.
02:51The YouTuber faces uncertainty about which lockers to use and struggles to find the correct ones.
03:37The YouTuber encounters frustration as the lockers get full and questions if there are additional lockers.
04:40The YouTuber calls Amazon support for assistance and is advised to bring the packages back or make front door deliveries.
06:02The YouTuber discusses the options and decides to bring the packages back.
09:59The video ends with the YouTuber reflecting on the challenging experience of their first Flex delivery.
