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Reserve blocks were designed for new drivers. If you have done a dozen or so blocks and after 2 months of starting, you'll less likely see any reserves in your future.I noticed it's much slower since the update. It doesn't matter I still haven't been able to get a block reserved.
It's easy to understand why. Their servers or databases show bottleneck and can't handle the load anymore. So they have to throttle on client side.Lovely... It blows.
It's obvious it's on the server side. Many people have reported multiple versions of the app on iOS and Android have similar slowness.It's easy to understand why. Their servers or databases show bottleneck and can't handle the load anymore. So they have to throttle on client side.
I've never done a block, been with them a year but only last few months have been able to start doing work for Flex and accept a block. I rarely see any or accept one that gives me enough time to get there. I never get reserved block offers.I'm on an older version and refresh is just as slow as the newest update. The intentional slowing is on the Amazon's server side.
Reserve blocks were designed for new drivers. If you have done a dozen or so blocks and after 2 months of starting, you'll less likely see any reserves in your future.
If you been with flex and just haven't done any for a year, they think you're inactive and not going to send any reserves your way.I've never done a block, been with them a year but only last few months have been able to start doing work for Flex and accept a block. I rarely see any or accept one that gives me enough time to get there. I never get reserved block offers.
It's quite simple. If the app limits refreshes to 1.5 seconds (at least that's what mine is doing) any user hammering the server more often isn't using the app.I just like to know there reasoning behind this ? Could it be that they want the smartest people, those who know how to set up and run a script ?
Damn Emmanuel. That's cray.Lovely... It blows.
You consider somebody capable of running a script to do Amazon deliveries making $72 before taxes "smart." Lol. You should do stand-up! It's amazing how these "geniuses" can't get steady work for being so "smart."I just like to know there reasoning behind this ? Could it be that they want the smartest people, those who know how to set up and run a script ?
It's all that's required for any station. These entitled brats can't stand being rejected even once, they have no patience or persistency, thus they have to use these cheating methods. They suck at real life and it transcends into their work life.You consider somebody capable of running a script to do Amazon deliveries making $72 before taxes "smart." Lol. You should do stand-up! It's amazing how these "geniuses" can't get steady work for being so "smart."
Glad I'm in a market where I'm not new and still get steady work without having to run scripts or any of that nonsense. Lol. Simple finger refresh is all that's required!
wtf what Canada do you live inLike I said, smart people, or the ones with the knowledge, Win.