This is How You Can Work For Amazon Flex Without owning a Car!

[@YouDontKnowMe210tx]

Right alot of youngins dont understand you dont want to wear n tear your only mode of transportation. Renting is expensive. youre going to spend more to rent a uhal van , enterprise ,hertz rental for 2 days worth and you dont even know if youll get a block the day after. but the ones mentioned in your description, driving someone elses car to deliver packages for 2 -3 hours or 4 hours is not a bad idea. I want to do amazon flex but i dont want to use my only mode of transportation.... If i had 3 cars then yeah different story

[@DBR00]

Interesting concept, but the problem is if the car is involved in an accident, then the car sharing owner is gonna sue you and take you to the cleaners. Amazon's insurance might not cover the full amount of the crash either.

[@eddythegun22]

Car-sharing companies have their own insurance, that you can book extra to get you covered for your rides.

[@CrumbleTVision]

I cheack the cheapest on turo and here in Tampa Florida it’s not worth it. All the money earned for the day is going towards the car that you rented for the day. Please give us more details.

[@eddythegun22]

Here in Germany! I could rent a Miles car for 45€ for the day with 50km included and be able to do 2 shifts of 3 hours each. Here each shift was paying 75€ meaning 150€ - 45€ = 105€ in Profit for the day. Unfortunately Amazon Flex got discontinued here in Germany. The best tip would be to rent per day, so you can do more shift and in this way have more profit. Did you tried Sixt? They normally have good prices as well at least here in Germany

[@Joshua-j7q4q]

Can you use a uhaul van?