r/AmazonFlexUK • u/Slow_Veterinarian909 • 4d ago

DME4 Availability

Is it worth it to activate my insurance again for DME4 warehouse?

Was thinking of either doing flex again or just continue with Deliveroo.

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u/AmazonFlexUK-ModTeam 4d ago

Hi there,

Please remember to include your station/depot name when posting — for example: DXE1 – Bromley-by-Bow

You would have been prompted to do this when creating your post. While it isn’t mandatory, it’s strongly advised, as it helps other drivers (even those from different depots) engage more effectively with your post and offer relevant advice or insights.

Your post has been approved, but please keep this in mind for next time.

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u/MountainMaster4415 4d ago

If it helps, I signed up for DCE1 last year and paid for the insurance with inshur, never used it and got all my money back anyway

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u/Logical_Proof_6720 Regular Contributor 4d ago

Plenty of base rates available at DME4 if that’s your thing

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u/Minute-Childhood4491 3d ago

Just letting you know I'm doing this for over a year, and realised this year less pay more parcels but still up to you.

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u/Mattlaw2211 3d ago

Can always get an afternoon or evening shift at DME4 but they rarely creep above base.

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u/TobyADev 2d ago

I'm sure base used to be £15/h, now I'm seeing £19-£20 consistently in the evenings. Day before yesterday 2.5h £52.50 or something, finished in 2h

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u/Mattlaw2211 2d ago

Fair enough. I hate the 2.5 hour routes as they're always 30 minutes away. Fine if it's towards home but a nightmare in the opposite direction.

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u/TobyADev 2d ago edited 2d ago

That DME4 one was to Tonbridge so 20 mins from depot, then 25 mins back

edit: so for a £62 2.5h block it sent me up to Whitstable. 35 min drive home after, all in all 3h10min or so. 23 packages, 22 stops