Alexa, thank my driver

Amazon has announced a new Alexa feature that will allow customers to thank their delivery drivers with a tip. Amazon has rolled out a new feature to allow customers to thank their delivery drivers through Amazon Alexa devices.

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Drivers who receive the first 1M thank-yous will also receive 5 per thank you.

. As a way of saying thank you to drivers Amazon rolled out its Alexa thank my driver feature which donates 5 to your driver at no cost to the customer. With this feature in place whenever a customer says Alexa thank my driver the driver who delivered the package to them most recently will be notified regarding the same. Youll need an Alexa enabled device to help pay-it forward.

The program started on. 2 days agoCustomers can say Alexa thank my driver and the driver of their most recent delivery will be notified of their gratitude. 19 hours agoAll you need to do is say Alexa thank my driver and they will get an extra 5 at no cost to you.

1 day agoAfter you say Alexa thank my driver Alexa will respond with different messages. 1 day agoDENVER KDVR The holiday gift-giving season is here and Amazon is helping you give back to those drivers who are dropping off the precious cargo at your front door. As of Wednesday Amazon is letting shoppers tip 5 to the driver who delivered.

Install the Alexa app if you. Since Amazon opened its digital doors in 1994 not only has selection grown but so has the ability to deliver quickly and conveniently. Then Amazon will.

21 hours agoAll you have to do is just say Alexa thank my driver to any Alexa-enabled device that you own such as Alexa Echo Echo Show or your mobile Alexa or Amazon shopping app. If your order was eligible and your driver will receive a tip Alexa will reply saying Glad you enjoyed your. Specifically its Alexa thank my driver program asks them to do so via its voice assistant Alexa.

Amazon announced this new promotional feature on December 7. 16 hours agoAmazon launches its Alexa thank my driver program amid Alexa-focused job cuts and another driver-related lawsuit BY Steve Mollman December 8 2022 258 PM PST Amazon CEO Andy Jassy. Unfortunately for Amazon the timing of the programs launch yesterday is awkward in a few ways.

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