Users can contact with the Amazon Flex servers on a regular basis through the Amazon Flex app. The blocks are delivered to the app for inspection and acceptance. These servers are where they are kept. Yes, but there is a nefarious activity going on in the background.
While you are tapping away in an attempt to acquire a block, the script operators have placed themselves in between the server and the Flex app. providing them with direct access to blocks Since they are the "man in the middle," enabling this to occur, they can pull blocks directly from Amazon's servers before they reach the Flex app. offering common users little chance to get the block.
Scripts give the bad guys a quicker way to accept blockages, as you can see. You need to
Probably competing with one another as well are the script groups. Your only opportunity to compete is to have a quicker and better script. There must be a huge amount of drama and sabotage going on in some obscure corner of the internet.
The goal of this post was to shed more light on the dark and enigmatic world of Amazon Flex scripts. A lot of false information can be found in the groups and forums. The script users themselves and ignorance are likely at blame for this false information. Amazon Flex drivers must, in my opinion, be able to openly and intelligently discuss the use of scripts. In the end, information is power.
Although it doesn't seem like Amazon will take action on
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