Easy Side Hustle Delivering Medical Supplies Using Your Own Car
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@@devilboykillz😂
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Do they pay separate for the gas? Gas is NOT cheap these days.
I live in Sacramento, CA and did this for about 8-years. Delivering medical supplies and medication to pharmacies for Cardinal Health, McKesson and several other companies. The pay is very good but every company I worked for required me to have a truck with a camper shell or a van. This wasn't a problem for me but I wanted to make this known.
Did you have to get a special permit or insurance?
Why did you stop? How much was the pay?
@@keithc8108 I had to register as a contractor DBA
All the companies you mentioned here which one is your favorite
Thanks for sharing! 😊
I used to be a dispatcher for a company who did exactly this... Medical stuff. This was in Houston and we have one of the largest medical centers in the world. So optimal situation. That said, what most people don't know about this line of work, is the dispatchers are usually tight with the seasoned drivers and even get kick backs from these drivers, and in return, they are almost always given the best runs. Drivers would come in and be like "I'm working 50 hours a week and only made $750 after my fuel cost". Yup, because the really long runs that go out to somewhere that we know won't have a return run back, are gonna be given to those guys, and the runs going from the hot spots that are close, will be given to their "boys". You can identify these guys real quick if you hang out in the dispatchers officer because they will bring breakfast, lunch or dinner to the dispatchers and even a carton of cigarettes. In some circumstances they will give them cash. This isn't supposed to happen but it does. Also if you "make your own schedule" and show up whenever you want, the dispatchers are gonna give you the worst runs. If you flake out on them, you are gonna get bad runs. If you call in sick, you're gonna get bad runs. Basically you usually have to prove yourself first and kiss a lot of rear ends to get the good runs.
I worked at a hotel as a doorman for a few years near Disneyland. Shuttle/cab drivers would commonly offer kickbacks to bellmen or doormen to prioritize them for airport runs. Taxi drivers or shuttle vans were suppose to que up at a designated place along the street and wait for a hand signal from an employee to pick up a hotel guest. Didn’t take long to figure out which bellman were getting kick backs.
Most gigs requiring use of you own car are not worth it. Period.
Here i am in Houston how can apply for this type of position ( medical equipment transportation) please
Thanks awesome info from experience, thank you for sharing Steven! 😊
@@benjami4359 He posted the info on this video. Did you not watch ?
dude...... I am not a very religious person. I was about to just give up and exit stage right when I stumbled on your channel while looking for a reason to keep pushing through. Thank you for sharing this very valuable knowledge to help us common folk get out of debt and make something of ourselves. I look forward to this journey and being able to ride my motorcycle in the near future for enjoyment, not just to save on gas.
stick around brother people love you
I appreciate that Drake, Thank you very much for sharing. Hope you land a good one soon! 😊
@@JuddAlbringdude.... You hearted your own comment..... 😅
@@sincerelyrob4240that's because he's trying to send double the love ❤😂
Drake, don't give up. I had encounters of angelic visitations when I was just a kid. Angels are real and so is heaven God's word says in Jeremiah 29:13 You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart. We love you and so does savior of the world, Jesus christ ❤
I signed on to cbdriver. I got a job the following week in KC moving medical stuff all around town. Thanks so much for the tips!! U R THE MAN!!
Awesome! That's a good start! wish you more success. 😊
How much are you making?
How is it going? You still doing it or no?
All is well! I am no longer doing that, but it served its purpose at the time.@@ShawnFX
@@JuddAlbringis their any thing in Arkansas, I desperately need side work brother ❤️from Arkansas!!
This is what I do to help supplement my social security. I'm 65 and am a Courier for a local hospital. I use their vehicle, bi weekly pay and small benefits package. It's great and would recommend it to all.
Thanks for the heads up!
It's easier said than done, those types of positions are usually hard to get cause they're taken by people that been working in those position for years.
You're right any company will always prefer the experienced applicants, but there will be cases where they are short staffed and in a tight deadline, and that's where newer applicants gets their break. 😊
What do they pay hourly
Hello so we’re do you sign up? Thanks an god bless you
This is exactly what I am looking for! I have a CDL Class A and tired of being OTR hundreds or a thousand miles away from my kids and family. I’ve been stressing over learning a new skill but at the same time things happen on the road too that takes away from always studying & developing those new skill sets. Not saying it’s impossible but it takes a little longer! Thanks for sharing & I will try to see what’s in my area!
Thanks for sharing, wish you the best! 😊
Yep , 20 years driving CDL selling the last of my equipment and looking for something just like this . Scaling shouldn't be all that bad . But same old problem is qualified people to handle the work load.
Good luck!
Did you already retire from doing otr? I'm actually going through the same. Ritenow is trying to find something local to be with my family daily
Also, if these time sensitive labs are not handled correctly, as having a cooler, multiple trips a day back to labs, whatever is appropriate, effects lives. A lab courier in our town was having a “bad day” and threw a whole days worth of GYN Office surgical specimens, in a dumpster. Others left specimens in a hot car while shopping, home napping and over the whole weekend. The first guy noted here was visited by the police. Be a grown up, do your job. Show up.
Wow! 😮 A lot can really go terribly wrong with that, Thanks for sharing.
I am so glad your video popped up again. I forgot about delivering medical supplies to hospitals. Since the holidays are upon us this would be a great time to utilize this gig
Awesome! Wish you more success Koha! 😊
I work in a professional building with a LabCorp. A LabCorp driver comes twice a day - at lunchtime & after closing to pick up medical samples. He arrives in a professionally LabCorp labeled vechicle. So, there are jobs are available using a company car.
Same here in my town
Not only a car well suv :) at LabCorp you get to take that car home for work and all time personal use but they charge a 100 a month fee which is a deal they cover everything :) not sure if they have work not leasing their cars though.
@@markplaton84 Wow, $100 a month is a steal, imho.
what app do you use
Do you need a CDL license for this one?
I currently work for a freight company and I drive 60 miles to a city north of where we are located in a big box truck and I pick up all kinds of auto parts and appliances and even sometimes I’ll stop at a lab and grab coolers that are carefully sealed and have like samples or “specimens” such as he said. Definitely a fun job and I want to become a hazmat truck driver or drive a smaller truck and deliver oxygen to hospitals or something.
Awesome! Hope you land a good opportunity in your profession with the highest pay possible. 😊
@@JuddAlbringhow can i contact you
Thank you for your information
Sweet! I’m gonna apply for all of these. I’m already doing this for another company, Airspace. I just made $450 over the weekend, But business gets a bit slower during the week. I’m trying to stay busy & Keep that money coming in. I recently quit my job to work as a plummers apprentice & They didn’t even give me a chance to learn much. But thanks to Airspace & Uber eats I’m able to stay a float. I just had a baby with my Wife & We just moved into a nice house. I gotta keep that money coming in. Anyways thanks for this video. You got me all hyped at 3:20 in the morning 😂
Congrats! 😊 I'll be adding new and better opportunities every now and then. Wish you more blessings in life!
Probably quit or got fired because it's "plumbers" not "plummers".
Congrats on the baby :)
@@tizzflightops He moonlighted picking plums, so yeah, he was correct
He is right there really is a need for reliable dependable drivers.
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Where?
@@coolramone large cities, especially ones with suburbs that have major medical and pharma suppliers.
Which companies please? Aedin
@@aedinquinn8687 Watch the video.
When I was 20 I picked up a live heart in a small ice chest and delivered it to Kaiser Permanente in Southern California for a transplant. I had no certifications whatsoever but that was over 30 years ago.
Sounds like you may have been unwittingly a part of the organ harvesters network...
@@richardtatorship422 HIPAA wasn't signed until 1996... 27 years ago.
You actually looked inside of the cooler???
Exactly why is this person even looking? lmao@@hannahtownsley4913
@@hannahtownsley4913 He kept his lunch in there as well
Your video is simply a treasure. To imagine that you gave out all these for free, makes me simply say thank you, Sir. I'm following everything you do in this space, now ..
Wow, thank you worldwonder! 😀
He gave em out for free because that's exactly what they're worth/
@@almoemason To lazy to work and learn. With every journey there is a first step it doesn't just fall in you lap, would nice if it did.
@@edwardzeller3104 Are you stoned or just stupid? Your comment makes no sense.
Thank you. As a single father this is huge for us.
Any updates?
You do anything with this info? Trying to find out who got in and if this works
Just make sure to check with your auto insurer, as these void many policies and if you are in a loss while on the job, you could be denied.
It's almost never covered
How would the insurance company know you were working if I didn't tell them
Thanks for sharing! 😊
@@marlonsardella3748 accidents they will investigate will also hire private detectives also if you hurt someone trust me their attorney will find out in ten seconds
This is why it’s best to have an llc, get an mc number/dot number so that you qualify for commercial insurance vs personal insurance.
A retired friemd of mine started doing this several years ago and loves it.
Thanks for sharing! 😊
All the details you needed to get started in your extra time. Thanks for sharing.
you are a SUPER BLESSING. information. wow. normally, around 3am, it's prayer time. no idea what really make me click your stuff, but i guess i lack vocabulary to tell you how GRATEFUL i am for such PRODUCTIVE information. hey Champ, stay BLESSED, YOU AND YOURS.
I appreciate that Sir Charles! 😊
Thanks so much for sharing… really great information!!! Also thanks for the encouragement that we can do this too because when you have limited tech skills in this technology age, you can feel intimidated.
Max you can get as a driver is $28-$32 an hr. Average is $25-$27. $2500 a week is a cdl truck driver going from one part of a country to another.
is this rate after deducting expenses??? after gas, tolls, etc
@@tommyberish No before ...don't get fooled ..Horrible job !
@@tommyberish depends on the type of car. I did it for a few years using my pick up truck and 28 dollars an hour was my usual average after gas and what I put aside for maintience. also depends on yer area.
@@pepsilove6306 not bad, which company did you use?
Thanks for sharing, 😊 I do have various opportunities you can check in my channel if this doesn't suit you.
I have a life long friend who has been doing this the last few years and is happy
If you got the right Route ..yes ..otherwise it's a sh%^ show
@@rawgab4439why a show? What's so hard about it
You are a very informative, detail-oriented, analytical, humble, and kind individual. Thanks for sharing this wonderful information. I'm also subscribing now!!
Awesome! 😊 I appreciate that!
You're 👍
The only one for delivering medical supplies is the first one. The others are just basic delivery gigs.
I don't know about the rest of the USA but if you use your own vehicle. You have to have a commercial insurance. Which is more than twice the personal insurance. IF you get in an accident while making deliveries and you do not have commercial insurance they will not cover you
Thanks for tip! 😊
I've seen other videos on this but they left much information out. Thanks for the additional information!
Glad it was helpful! 😊
Applied to Lab Logistics. Hopefully they call and it works out. Didn't want to apply to all right off the bat to avoid confusion.
Hope things will work in your favor, and I'll be adding new opportunities every now and then. 😊
How did it go for you
Any updates on how this is working out for you?
So give us an update...don't just drop us!
He's probably busy working 😂😂
$2500 seems kinda high. But i work for a company delivering lab supplies that has contracts with a major hospital group in the Los Angeles area and i drive my own car, am a W2 employee with taxes with held and they offer medical insurance. I work 10-12 hrs a day ( no weekends)and take home about $1300-1400 a week since we get hourly, milage and OT. Milage isnt taxed since its at the fed limits of .63 cents a mile.
I believe it's .65 currently
@SA-cx1gk you are correct, they did an increase that I missed. Tnx
Thanks for sharing! 😊
Which company do you work for in L.A?
Mrc2165 may I ask where is this job, I also live in the L.A area
Your are simply humble and honest, thank you sir!
Thank you Ashena! 😊
What a great presentation with such promise.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
@@JuddAlbringhow much u need to pay the insurance monthly ?
This is very misleading. It’s very hard to make $2500 a week doing this
They all do this though, even Lyft & Uber eats bc it's "possible" just have to set your sights at a realistic place like $500 to 1k a week
Probably a put on!
Even half of that is good
@@rawtalent257The wear and tear on your vehicle makes it not worth it.
Of course and I am sure that’s 50-60 hrs. Part time is 15-25
I have done internet searches on all, the highest pay that I could find was at LabLogistics in the low $50's. Everything else was in the teens starting at $13. something. I don't know how accurate that information is. Not worth wearing out your vehicle and not being able to afford to replace it.
Thanks for sharing! I'll be adding more opportunities every now and then. 😊
Thanks for the update. These too good to be true videos after usually just that.
Must depend on where u live to
As in $50 an hour?
Thanks Judd for yoyr kindness and simplicity on the videos. I have seeing almost all your videos. I am going to follow up for jobs for my husband. Thanks again :)
Wish you all the best Elaine! 😊
I WANT TO JUST SAY THANK YOU FOR TAKING YOUR TIME TO DO THIS FOR US
I appreciate that Pete! 😊
Sounds great. I have a CDL Class A and I’m presently driving for a garbage company and the pay is terrible. I will give this a try thanks for your content.
Have you ever been attacked by a dog?
Which state are you in?
Any progress or updates?
Wow, that's crazy. People that I know that work for the garbage company make big money, especially drivers. I'm talking $40 to $50 per hour and they get a lot of overtime as well which pays even more.
@@jeff8039 do any of the garbage men that physically get off the truck and pick up the trash cans ever been bitten by a dog?
Just applied as I got the notification for this video
Nice! Keep me posted
Good luck! ☘️
It's very difficult to make $2500 a week doing this. I was a manager of a company doing this, I didn't make anywhere near $2500 a week and my drivers came nowhere close.
The certification, isn't really a certification. You read or watch something and answer a few questions. It's hardly a certification. The HIPPA is similar to what you get at a doctors office. The bloodbourne pathogen is usually simplistic and if you are short on drivers, you help the applicant out.
Coz it's not Real..
How much we talking? Half that? $1,250/wk is still $65k a yr, or is $2500/month more reasonable? Still a decent side gig. Or we talking just a couple hundred and barely covering gas and wear and tear?
@@MrSirjud01 Barely covering gas and not touching wear and tear. There is so much supply (drivers like you) and so few shippers (medical testing and supplies) that they drove the rates through the floor.
@@anthooony I'm not surprised. I was hoping this would be good for my brother-in-law.
@@anthooony well thats a bummer to hear.
So glad that I came across this Video. Awesome information. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! 😊
Best side hustle RUclips channel.
I appreciate that Patricia! 😊
You need a rather large, gas guzzling SUV to make it worthwhile, a regular car won't won't do. You need to carry a lot of cargo, and you'll be dispatched out to the country on a route that takes you all over the area, overnight, on poorly lit rural roads where you will encounter many unexpected hazards such as cows on the road (really!), in the dark. When you get to facilities such as nursing homes, assisted living, etc... you will likely encounter receiving staff that that are not motivated by time, and are fairly surly and often not well trained. If you live where snowstorms are frequent, buckle up and prepare for an adventure, lightning storms are fun, too. You will be a frequent target for traffic stops by bored rural troopers all along your route. Yep, Easy!
Thanks for sharing Jeff! 😊
😂been there,done that!!!
If you're paying your own maintenance, insurance, and fuel, you're not making much at $800/week.
So having your car parked is better??
@@Lexic0n357lol I figured he had no comment.
At least if it’s parked it’s not raking up miles and depreciating in value and having preventive and unexpected maintenance.
You're paying for all that anyway. Insurance is once a month-6mo, maintenance is as needed. Gas is the only item you're paying for on a consistent basis.
@@youngrock82 Nope ...but you will find out
Personal auto polices will not provide coverage for this, so you will need a business auto policy
That is bad news for some. Are u sure about this? Commercial auto policies can get pretty expensive.
For what ? Turn over is head spinning
Wow what an eye opener Steven! Good example of the lack of honesty and integrity. If you find a reputable company let us know!!
Wow! The way you explain opportunities, you have a wonderful gift. I thank you for sharing this information and step by step. Truly hands down the best videos I've seen in years. May God Bless you n your family n loved ones! I'm very pleased and liked n subscribed to your channel 😀.
There aren't many available in my area because some pharmacies snatched up most of contracts and business. Then set up their own pharmacy courier service for patients, AFH, clinics, etc.
Thanks for sharing! 😊
In 2022 in the Minneapolis area I inquired about driving jobs delivering medical supplies and every one I contacted required the jab which I’m not doing. I have hadn’t had a ticket in 27 years, no criminal record, good credit rating and for decades I’ve delivered auto parts, pizza and now I’m working part time as a shuttle driver at a Chevrolet dealership. I’m an excellent driver and I could even work 3rd shift. It’s their loss.
LOL
@@gcookz86 LOL to what part of my reply?
@@MustangsTrainsMowers but muh jab 🤣
@@gcookz86
Yeah billions of people got duped into taking the jab.
Thanks for sharing, 😊 I'll be uploading new opportunities every now and then, hope you land a good one soon.
very well explained video, I will try to start this side hustle, wish me luck!
Wish you all the best Davis! 😊
This is what I’m literally trying to get into as we speak
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Which company did you apply for?
and how would you figuratively try to get into it?
@@1973sophia all that I can
@@sharky2675 apps, websites and actual local medical courier companies
This is so helpful... I'm so glad I found this video. I am a caregiver and getting really burnt out mentally and physically, and have been searching and wondering what kind of side gig I can do to supplement my income with. I appreciate the breakdown you gave here, thank you!😊
Glad it helps, there are more updated opportunities you can check in my channel. Hope you land a good one soon! 😊
@@JuddAlbring thanks so much!😊
Thank you so much for this. I’m going to apply for all. God bless you 🙏🏾
Wish you all the best! 😊
Don't know anyone that did this and lasted more than a few weeks. Long hours, long drives. They're always bugging you to do more because they never have enough drivers especially in the middle of the night.
That’s what I’ve heard from people also like deliveries on the other side of the city during rush hour, then another on the other side of the city, etc., driving hundreds of miles a day using your own car?
Thanks for sharing, 😊 I do have various opportunities you can check in my channel if this doesn't suit you.
I’m gonna apply and give it a try. Even $500 a week is amazing.
Hope you land a good one soon! 😊
...if you're good with $100-$200/week actual income...
With any of these driving your own car jobs, gas, maintenance, & abuse to your car comes off the top...THAT IS NOT INCOME!!!!!....then 30-40% in taxes....how much is left for you for your efforts 12 hours a day???...20%...30% maybe???
...oh, and that car maintenance $$ is just for maintenance...how are you going to replace it with a new car when you burn through a couple hundred thousand miles in a few years and have no car anymore for anything...
I love these driving gigs, but using up your own resources to make $$$ for someone else's company is just stupid...if they want a job done from which they benefit, let them get their own fleet!
No it's not. It's trash pay when you use your own car.
What you didn't mention was that everyone and their mother are trying to do this, every "lucrative side gig" has been over saturated with ppl trying to make 2500 a week and it just ruins everything
I'll be uploading new opportunities every now and then, hope you can grab one before it gets saturated. 😊
I recently seen one of these deliveries in action and the driver inadvertently left an igloo cooler sitting there. I tried to get their attention but they drove off. I opened the cooler and there was a human toe in it. Stunned and bewildered not knowing what to do I called a tow truck.
so funny!
LOL
toe truck
Thanks for that, best laugh of the day! 😂
I hope you are kidding.
Amazing information, I had no idea about these companies. Thank you!
Happy to help! 😊
Enjoyed the video.I’m a part time Uber driver but looking into driving medical supplies
Glad you liked it! 😊
This not true. this is a 25k-35k a year full time job. so making $2500 a WEEK is not going to happen. you are not likely going to make more then $500 a week and that's being available full time.
What you're saying isn't true. A lot of it depends on the area that you live in. It definitely can be done!! Stop hating!¡
Thank you for sharing! 😊
You’re absolutely correct. This guy doesn’t understand the industry at all.
@Radiant Mind I hate when people post stupid shit like that. Just because he couldn't make money doesn't mean that other people can't .
@ Mothra - what area do you live in and what are ACTUAL couriers making there ??
The potential to make good money is what I'm getting from this. Nothing happening overnight. More people does it building customer trust and getting to know the person. Also the more money a person potentially makes? I don't know for sure but that's what I have taken from this video.
The problem is alot of them require 100/300 bodily injury insurance and that shit isn't cheap
welcome to 1099 deductions, using actual expense method you write off insurance since its an expense, not an asset, to your business.. talk to a tax advisor
Yup as much as 5k a year
@@wolfgineer9340 THAT'S IF YOU ITEMIZE, MOST PEOPLE BENEFIT MORE WHEN YOU TAKE THE STANDARD DEDUCTION
$2500 a week? Where? Not in LA! I already do this work and maybe make $1300 a week. Not sure where your getting your price point from
What kind of insurance though?
I bet that barely enough in Los Angeles
I am in LA and would like info. Do you drop ship and how did u get started?
Great video thanks for sharing the opportunities I'll check out your pfd you do know how to give great value!
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Interesting opportunity. Seems to make sense for people who live in more urban type areas. For those of us who live outside major metropolitan areas this doesn't seem to be an opportunity that makes sense.
Good insight, I'll be uploading new opportunities every now and then, you can check on my channel for more.
A friend of mine had a business doing this years ago. Alot of driving, I think he had three vans, made good money.
That's awesome, thanks for sharing Michael! 😊
These look pretty good to do :). I just wonder if any of these companies are looking for drivers in my medium town. I see the Dropoff has a lot of major cities but not small to medium towns/cities. But like any app, we need to make sure these apps service the places where we live. Or if you are somewhat close to a major city, if you are willing to travel over there then make that paper boo boo lmao. Thank you for the video I am glad I saw this one to look at other types of delivery services :).
Thanks for sharing Star! 😊
I was noticing that myself a lot of the jobs are along the coastlines or the few big cities in the Midwest. That's the sacrifice big city big expenses big money making opportunities. Small cities less expensive less money making opportunities
I actually registered and got a TWIC card to deal with sensitive items. Going to apply to these sites.
Great idea. You can also submit your resume at ports to be an “escort.”
have no idea how I am just now coming across you glad i did tho great content
I love how this video introduces an easy side hustle option that not only offers flexibility but also contributes to healthcare accessibility. Truly inspiring! ** I also shared some tips on how to find the best remote jobs on my channel btw ** ❤
Thank you Tanya! 😊
You're a 1099 independent contractor. You can make up to $2500 a wk but not likely.
I work for lab logistics. Most pay is based off of stops and or routes.
I've been with them since the beginning. This is my 13th yr doing this.
Just curious. Would you recommend this job to a retiree to supplement their social security ?
Thanks for sharing Joe! 😊
My brother is doing this type of job called LAB LOGISTICS here in KANSAS. He's delivery driving 72 hours per week and only makes $ 550
Thanks for sharing William. 😊
Curious as to how the contracting works in these arrangements and what type of potential liability the independent courier carries in this type of arrangement. For example, who is responsible to ensure that medical supplies/speciments/etc. are packaged and delivered in accordance with shipping requirements (e.g. temperature control, light/darkeness, within XX number of hours, etc.)? I'd suspect that some level of additional insurance coverage may be required for the courier such as E&O? Interested in your experience and guidance.
I dunno about the other ones, but for Goshare when I did deliveries for them, In my onboarding process since I was a pick up truck driver. They asked if I had working climate control. I told em no, so all the delivery offers that came my way where for stuff that could just be put in the bed of my truck and roasting in the sun in a box wasnt going to hurt it. most the time it wasnt anything bio related in the boxes, it would be crates of oxygen bottles going to various homes [sorta like a amazon route] or a small medical office would order a big rush order of boxes of masks/gloves. usually wasnt anything serious.
@@pepsilove6306 How much did you make per hour average?
@@BornFreeFilms I'm curious as well
Nope. I just throw stuff in a cooler.
If you have an accident your Insurance will not cover the damages unless you Hv
Commercial driving insurance
oh wow and that commercial insurance is expensive, thks for this info
Any experience med driver can verify this is true?🤔
The problem with working for a company is you work for them not for yourself so they OWN you, you lose the freedom you have going into business for yourself. Dont work for someone else, work for yourself that way you are in control. Also you drive your own car so you will be buying gas, insurance, and the wear and tear on your car. Just paying for gas will kill your profit so you will not make enough to justify this.
If youre actually making $2500 a week then I cant imagine it would cost more that $500 a week for gas. Even with maintenance factored it, $2000 a week is extremely good pay. But that is a massive IF
Exactly what I'm thinking. I'll follow the referrals given and do a little due diligence and see if the orange is worth the squeeze. Self-employed also means labor laws do not apply for protection so if these companies pay late or not at all, collecting your money is a struggle through the court system.
Any experience med driver can verify this is true?🤔
@@pepe58pepito54 Did you actually read my comment? I literally said it’s a massive if.
Thanks, great info. I am going to look into this soon.
.. much appreciated, Judd. Great speaking voice, focus, confidence, and very informative.
Glad you liked it! 😊
My brother-in-law walked into a Mercedes dealership & asked if they needed help. He got a job immediately with them as a "parts courier". He picks up & delivers parts for Mercedes. I don't know his schedule or if he uses his own car or not. Even auto parts stores need delivery drivers. They get calls from local car repair shops & they need a driver to bring the parts to local shops. Also, I have seen courier drivers for law offices. Some they drive their own cars, others were driving a company car.
They most likely have a parts van/truck at the Mercedes Dealership
@@J.Young808 Yes, you are correct. I just checked with my sister. She said my b-in-law drives a company truck or van.
The really big ones have their own service ...the rest is outscored with own car and endless hours ..turn over is very high
@@rawgab4439 It's a repetitive go-fer job - routine stops, repetitive work, nothing exciting. You see a lot of retired guys doing this.
Mercedes pays 15 an hour
These side hustles delivering "medical Supplies" are very restrictive in terms of vehicle requirements and availability.
thanks for the info, yes and it also varies, you may want to check with the company.
Go share sucks in general. You do get alerts about jobs and there is a countdown to select the project and even before the damn clock expires it says the project has been taken.. 👎
Thanks for sharing. 😊
I was making 1200 a week driving from lexington ky or louisville ky to ohio or tennessee. But you also got to put in mind on your deadhead, break downs, flat tires, fuel, food, tolls, etc.
If you got a box truck or a sprinter van, youre obviously going to be making more than using a car/truck/suv
Awesome! 😊 Thanks for sharing.
You deliver medical supplies people forgot to add that the market is very limited and only works in big cities effectively knocking out 50% of the population. Thanks.
There are more updated opportunities you can check in my channel, if this one doesn't suit you. 😊
so then go work at mcdonalds crybaby
You'll need dry ice for frozen. You could have HIPA issues if you have passengers not covered under HIPPA.
Thanks for sharing Coffee! 😊
Thank you for this wonderful and educational video.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you sir for your knowledge of these companies that will offer folks who are looking to make some extra cash that's needed in this terrible economic downturn now. Treasure to share with all and great presentation.😊I'm going to try for all of them and hope that here in NC they have something available.
Wish you all the best! 😊
After reviewing the videos i discover this isn't about delivering medical supplies. Its about learning a business concept to selling high ticket sales utilizing their business blueprint.
Ty!
this looks like something i have been looking for for , thank you for the info and the link .
Any time Salvador! 😊
At about the 1:30 mark I thought he said, "You don't want to be driving a bunch of dugs around!" HAHAHA
It's hard to make $2,500 a month doing this much less 2500 a week.
Think about it he is saying you would make 120 Grand a year just driving medical supplies around town. 😂
Notice all the negative or (reality ) comments get deleted.
Any experience med driver can verify this is true?🤔
I work with my friend, he started his own business we deliver lab samples and kidneys and livers. He makes over 120k a year doing this. Im on track to make 70-75k this year, working under 40 hours a week. I’m not trying to discount your point. I’m sure many companies won’t pay that. But I’m trying to say there are some that will.
Thank you my friend, my daughter is starting college so you can imagine the help you provided. Thanks
😂 you actually believe this??
No, he's not helping u, only himself
Glad you liked it, looking forward to hear good new from you soon! 😊
Everyone says you can make $2500 doing medical courier but i have yet to meet someone who actually is .
The companies seem to treat you like an employee not a business owner and some set your hours an hourly salary thats typical of a job. Stuff lile $20 an hour is not going to make you $2500 weekly even if your working 80 hours.
If someone could show me until then , these numbers are fluffed
It is a big lie my friend. This guy is selling something.
Not real for sure unless you working for several companies at the same time but I doubt that you can do that
Thank you so much for this information!
Excellent video man stright too the point 👍
Glad you liked it! 😊
My ex did this in Tennessee and it's not what it's cracked up to be. You're an independent contractor, they pay you based on how long the route should take, not the actual time spent and the company is under investigation by the TN attorney general's office
Thanks for sharing! I'll be adding more opportunities every now and then. 😊
Which company is under investigation?
I have to ask my ex, this may take a while
Yeah, ok. How dangerous is this, and why aren't there companies doing this?
That's a good question, you may want to check directly with them about that. 😊
That's great information! I'll be utilizing this when I move to Florida.
Wish you the best Romeo! 😊
As a Floridian I can only warn u that moving there isn't worth It
Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us to learn ❤
Any time Prince! 😊
The type of car and condition is a lot more important than its age..many newer brands are junk...plus most people that own cars are clueless with basic maint and understanding if there car is about to have issue...
Thanks for sharing! 😊
Interesting video; I wish I had more time for experimentation, but I'll be 50 by June, and I'm looking for ideas and suggestions on what investments to acquire to set myself up for retirement, especially with the looming inflation; my goal is to have at least $5 million by the age of 65.
You should have commenced a long time ago, and given that you may have less time to closely manage your portfolio to meet your financial objective, I feel it is preferable that you get guidance from a financial specialist to assist you in developing a practical and feasible strategy.
Nice summary, so who is the coach that tutored you? And how can I contact them, i'm in need of their skillset.
I did this a few years ago. I already owned a 2008 e350 van for my demolition business. I was taking home about 700/wk. Thats after all expenses were deducted, working about 45-50hrs a week. Pretty easy gig in my opinion
So about $15 an hour after expenses
Thanks for sharing Michael! 😊
Working 45-50 hours per week for $700/wk doesn't sound too easy for me. I guess I"m spoiled rotten...hehehe. I have a few different gigs outside of my day job, but UBER & Lyft ended up getting ditched because it was along the same lines, working your tail off F/T for $1000/wk. For me, I work just 1.5 hours in the morning, 1.5 hours in the afternoon and make an average of $500/wk. Yes, that is correct. About $500/wk for 15 hours of work each week. Work smarter, not harder. I have no idea if the current Medical Couriers pay better now, but if it's still that low, that wouldn't work for me. 40 hours of even unskilled work is worth even more than $1500/wk because we all must remember we are tearing up our own car and paying for our own fuel! There must be some additional compensation for that right? I won't do driving gig work for less than $30/hr. of actual drive time.
Whats state are you in?
Nothing is mentioned about the taxes involved as a contractor. What do the numbers look like after factoring in the taxes ? Or, for those who have been doing this for awhile, what numbers can you provide ?
35% tax, 35% gas and so on
IRS standard mileage deduction lowers your taxable income significantly. As an independent contractor you can take other deductions as well, like a home office. All these deductions mean you pay less takes owning your own business than if you are an employee.
no one here is a tax advisor so that would probably be their answer anyway. talk to a tax professional.
hardly no one is subject to federal taxation. Read "cracking the code" to be set free. Its free to read online.
Fuck taxes. You don’t see the government doing the work 😂
Thanks for the video. I recently got deactivated from a popular gig app. Thanks to you and the YT algorithm I just put a few more in my arsenal.
Glad you find my vid useful! 😊