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Take Eat Easy: London Bicycle Couriers Wanted
Take Eat Easy lets customers order food from London's best restaurants with the help of our passionate and friendly bicycle couriers!
We are hiring bicycle couriers for freelance work in multiple areas across London.
You can work when and how often suits you- you choose your own shifts. There are no requirements to work weekends or any particular shifts.
Requirements:
You’re 18 or above
You're a fit and competent cyclist and enjoy cycling
You own a bicycle
You like interacting with people, good service is important to you
You want to contribute to the growth of a start-up
BONUS : You have previous experience as a courier
How does it work?
The deliveries are made within London - you can earn up to £12 an hour.
We will provide you with a bag/box, smartphone, phone mount and branded jacket.
SIGN UP:
delivery.takeeateasy.co.uk/register.do
For any further information contact: delivery [at] takeeateasy.co.uk
If you're new please join in and if you have questions pop them below and the forum regulars will answer as best we can.
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Which do you want as a customer?
A. Relaxed looking cycling delivery chap & cold food.
B. Chap turns up whose a ball of sweat dripping into the food order & hot food.
Can't help think that unless it's a pizza or Indian/chinese food packed tightly then what the customer is going to receive is food which has been shaken to death
I think the Marketing Fairy has been at work here. When they say "London's best restaurants" they are not talking about the Savoy or the Ivy. It is more in the realm of Thai, Greek and Sushi.