> turn down customers they don't want Actually, they can't. If you reject more than a certain percentage of customers, Uber bans you from the platform. Some U

> turn down customers they don't want Actually, they can't. If you reject more than a certain percentage of customers, Uber bans you from the platform. Some Uber drivers have taken to getting around this by accepting the request and then fraudulently cancelling with "rider requested cancel" as the reason. When Uber started cracking down on that, a bunch of entitled fraudsters threw a fit and claimed Uber was using "intimidation tactics": http://therideshareguy.com/uber-deactivated-a-bunch-of-drivers-as-an-intimidation-tactic/ http://therideshareguy.com/uber-deactivated-a-bunch-of-drive... That was the moment when I learned how many drivers are actively out to screw over everyone else: both Uber and the customers. So whenever I see Uber drivers protesting or threatening legal action, I laugh at them.