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  WTF Uber... 4 mile trip for $100

  This trip is literally 4 miles. 
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  Never ending a trip - How do drivers think they can get away?

  So this really does happen?  How do drivers think they can get away with this?

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   6 years ago in  Do Uber drivers give low ratings to passengers that are quiet and do not engage in conversations?

  I don't understand.

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   6 years ago in  Is it true I cannot sue Uber or Lyft even if my driver gets into a horrible wreck?

  Whomever you heard it from, they must have been talking about how the liability and faults would likely fall on the drivers as independent contractors. If there is a wreck, the liable party will be determined from those directly involved. 

  Uber will try to keep a safe distance.  The story would be very different if they were an employer, but...

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   6 years ago in  No icons on my apps for scheduling, why??

  Is it me or is this like the most asked question on this forum?

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   6 years ago in  A Night In The Life of An Uber Driver! Drivers/Riders please share your story!

  How in the world do you know they are prostitutes?  Just by the way they are dressed?

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   6 years ago in  Can I ask my Uber driver to NOT record me with his webcam? If I do not want to be recorded, shouldn't I be able to request that?

  It is true that in a private place like someone else's car, you do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy.  This means the driver can record you.

  With that said, I don't think it matters whether you are in private or public places when it comes to recording your private conversations.  In most states, the recoding party needs to have some kind of consent.  I think.  I am not lawyer.

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   6 years ago in  Maximizing profits

  Did you see this thread:

  7 Brilliant Hacks to Help You Make More Money Driving With Uber

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   6 years ago in  What's the dumbest Uber for XYZ idea you have ever heard?

  Here are some:

   Washio – the Uber of laundry

   GreenPal – the Uber of lawn care

   Privlo – the Uber of mortgage lending

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   6 years ago in  What's the dumbest Uber for XYZ idea you have ever heard?

  Honk - Uber of Roadsie Assistasnce.   AAA anyone?  In modern days, we all have cell phones.  we can just look up a local mechanic and call.

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   6 years ago in  As an Uber/Lyft passenger, what was the strangest/funniest ride you have taken

  Great story.

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   6 years ago in  Driver on the phone. Is it rude for the driver to be on the phone while driving a passenger?

  Little surprised to hear that this is even a discussion point.  I suppose plenty of drivers do this.

  The thing is, I used to see this behavior a lot more with cabbies.  They'd be all in the zone, constantly talking to people, and you are just a bag of meat.  No interactions except for when the money was exchanged. 

  Those times, I will admit; I eflt like they were all machines and I didn't mind them being replaced by future robot cars.

  ...and now it's happening.  but Uber drivers are much better at NOT being on the phone.  Oh, where shall my heart be.

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