Recording summary · May 2025
I LOST my Job - DO NOT work for Evri!
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Overview
Daniel worked as an Evri delivery driver under challenging conditions, including an unroofed shipping-container depot, damaged parcels, weather disruptions, uncompensated loading time, and pay structured per parcel rather than hourly.
Evri rebranded from Hermes due to a negative reputation and lost parcels, and working for the company yielded Daniel an estimated £800 monthly before expenses, or £500 to £600 after accounting for vehicle charging, a £140 tire replacement, and a £140 phone replacement.
Daniel was abruptly banned and locked out of the parcel-scanning delivery application without prior notice or explanation, ending the delivery role, and subsequently chose to quit delivery work entirely and reopen an OnlyFans account for income.
Themes
Evri depot operations, vehicle loading, parcel damage, and adverse weather conditions.
Per-parcel pay rates, work hours, net earnings, and maintenance expenses including vehicle charging, tire repairs, and phone replacement.
Abrupt account deactivation on the scanning app, termination from Evri, and resuming OnlyFans content creation.
Developments
On Daniel's first day, delivering 80 parcels required 6 to 7 hours.
On Daniel's third day, delivering 100 parcels in continuous rain lasted 8 hours, causing water ingress into a primary phone charging port and requiring a switch to a backup phone.
Daniel replaced a car tire for £140 following a puncture.
Daniel smashed a phone in the car boot door and purchased a replacement for £140.
Daniel found the delivery application login disabled with an account disabled notification, and contacted the manager, who stated he did not know the cause.
Daniel restarted an OnlyFans account to produce content.
Uncertainties & gaps
The depot manager allegedly claimed delivering 70 to 80 parcels would yield £75 a day, but actual pay resulted in £30 to £40 daily.
The manager promised an easier, higher-volume route that was never provided over two months.
The exact reason for the deactivation of Daniel's delivery account remains unconfirmed, with no explanation received from Every or the manager.