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Anyone getting 100% of their fares?

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rsr777
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 Posted 5 years, 4 months ago
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Rick Russell (rsr777)
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Ride Apprentice from Charlotte, NC

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I'm about to start driving for a new company.  By charging a flat monthly rate, they will pay 100% of each fare directly in my account after each drive.  They will also have an amazing app with safety features and be offering stock options.  I will gladly share some information about the company if anyone is interested.  Email me your location, email, and phone number to [email protected].  It's already going viral so let me share the information with you.  Thanks! 

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There's a new rideshare company coming that will give drivers 100% of the fare.  Locations are going to be opening up quickly and will only open up when enough drivers in the area have committed to joining the team.  Allow me to share the information with you because each driver that refers 3 drivers will have their monthly fee waived.  The company has been in development for a year and is about to launch in 5 states.  Please contact me at [email protected].  Let's get the whole U.S. opened ASAP!


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    RedANT
    1072 Rider Driver
     5 years ago

    Sorry, but I don't trust any "company" that makes those claims, but still uses a gmail email address.  

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      Wes
      1602 Rider Driver
       5 years ago

      Many companies actually use Gmail so they have easy coverage when they're away from the office (my own included)...  and also, they probably don't want to list their corporate name in this blind listing.  I dropped them a line, so we'll see how they respond.

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        JPoland
        179 Driver Driver
         5 years ago

        Well, I really don't mind seeing a website address or even a company name. Too many red flags.

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        RedANT
        1072 Rider Driver
         5 years ago

        Some may.  I own several domains and run my own mail servers, and I can attest that you can use gmail to access your private domain mail on the road.  (That's how I have mine setup)  From a marketing perspective, though, using a gmail account blows ones credibility and builds skepticism in the product(s) you offer.  

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