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Case in point- 5.0 Driver here with over 2000 rides working for lyft for 1.5 years...l was terminated by lyft a few days ago because of an intoxicated female who l wouldn't make several stops for that were not entered into the app correctly..so she called lyft after the ride and fabricated a false accusation against me saying l called her after the ride was over and asked her for sexual services..lyft deactivated me 45 mins after the ride without any lnvestigation into hearing my side of the story...excuplatory evidence on my behalf was never sought out by the lyft Investigation team(shame on them)..so grom great advice from a prestigious Employment Attorney l am currently sueing Lyft in small claims court for loss of wages and defamation of character..Drivers if your innocent don't sit idly by when Lyft or Uber terminate you for no good reason..ln most cases your States Small Claims court will back you up for damages(lost wages.past present & future) and get you back on the platform working again..Goodluck and remember us little guys need to ban together and form a strong union so these wealthy Billionaires who run these rideshare operations stop treat us like crap ...a fair wage, respect and dignity is what we seek and they could care less...Their stock comes first, not us valued [email protected]
Lyft/Uber Deactivate their good Drivers by fabricated Rider claimsr claim against them
Posted 5 years, 8 months ago
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bohansen22
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Ride Apprentice
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Lyft deactivated my account permanently, because I was involved in a accident involving a bicycle, the biker stated that I didn't stop at the stop sign , but I have the camera in my car that show that I stopped and that the biker was bicycling in the middle of the road , but Lyft made that decision even before find out who's fault is , can I sue them for that?
As I mentioned on a few other threads, Lyft is thinning out the drivers with whatever reasons they can come up with. They are doing this in certain markets because there are too many drivers for the current demand - in order to keep the average pay at a reasonable level. They are either required to do this by the lawmakers or by the publicity they need to keep up.
I believe since you are an independent contractor, you have limited rights to your work arrangement. Lyft can fire you for no reasons at all. (except certain cases like race, color, or national origin, sex and religion.)
It should be in your contract, and I think your lawyer would point that out right away.
I do empathize though. It's an awful feeling to have something you have built up be taken away from you overnight. ...and it's not even your fault! I actually feel for all the Uber and Lyft drivers who have to live in fear for losing their jobs at any given point.
Lyft has ripped me off for years. I have proof that I worked for Lyft in 2020 full-time and made not a single penny after taxes. In fact, I have provided nearly 17,000 ... yes ... I stated ... 17,000 Lyfts and in 2020 ... after taxes ... made NO MONEY!
Lyft did the same thing with me 3 years 4.9 rating almost 7k rides this passenger puts me on spot for false report no idea what to do
Case in point- 5.0 Driver here with over 2000 rides working for lyft for 1.5 years...l was terminated by lyft a few days ago because of an intoxicated female who l wouldn't make several stops for that were not entered into the app correctly..so she called lyft after the ride and fabricated a false accusation against me saying l called her after the ride was over and asked her for sexual services..lyft deactivated me 45 mins after the ride without any lnvestigation into hearing my side of the story...excuplatory evidence on my behalf was never sought out by the lyft Investigation team(shame on them)..so from great advice from a prestigious Employment Attorney l am currently suing Lyft in small claims court for loss of wages and defamation of character..Drivers if your innocent don't sit idly by when Lyft or Uber terminate you for no good reason..ln most cases your States Small Claims court will back you up for damages (lost wages,past, present & future) and in most cases ge…
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Case in point- 5.0 Driver here with over 2000 rides working for lyft for 1.5 years...l was terminated by lyft a few days ago because of an intoxicated female who l wouldn't make several stops for that were not entered into the app correctly..so she called lyft after the ride and fabricated a false accusation against me saying l called her after the ride was over and asked her for sexual services..lyft deactivated me 45 mins after the ride without any lnvestigation into hearing my side of the story...excuplatory evidence on my behalf was never sought out by the lyft Investigation team(shame on them)..so from great advice from a prestigious Employment Attorney l am currently suing Lyft in small claims court for loss of wages and defamation of character..Drivers if your innocent don't sit idly by when Lyft or Uber terminate you for no good reason..ln most cases your States Small Claims court will back you up for damages (lost wages,past, present & future) and in most cases get you back on the platform working again..Goodluck and remember us little guys need to ban together and form a strong union so these wealthy Billionaires who run these rideshare operations stop treating us like crap ...a fair wage, respect and dignity is what we seek and they could care less...Their stock comes first, not us valued Drivers...Drivers [email protected]
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Lyft deactivate my account permanently , because a bicycle hit my car, but didn't even wait for the insurance find out who's fault was, I have the video showing that the biker was bicycling in the middle of the road , and he also lied saying that I didn't stop at the stop sign, can sue Lyft for deactivate my account if was not my fault?