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This car rental p2p company in LA still hasn't paid me nearly $300 that it has owed since early October. Their policies were very sound, otherwise why would I
by tehwebguy 10y ago
This car rental p2p company in LA still hasn't paid me nearly $300 that it has owed since early October.
Their policies were very sound, otherwise why would I rent my car out to a stranger? But they completely blew off policy and have just stopped responding to me.
Sometimes they post on Who's Hiring posts here, I've replied there to get a response but no dice. Emailed the founder, called all the numbers I had (they never pick up my calls now).
I sent the founder another email today after seeing this thread, but I'm filing a lawsuit next week (it's like a 3 page worksheet in LA) and then I'm blogging about the process.
It's crazy to think that suckers like me are out there lending their cars to these guys based on the trust and policy of the platform when in reality there is no policy (and therefore no platform worth trusting).
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- joshmn 10y agoTotal aside, but you should rent it out again (perhaps to someone you actually know) and then contact them saying something's amiss....
- ReedJessen 10y agoCan you clarify this a bit? I don't understand your suggestion.
- joshmn 10y agoSorry — I want you to rent out your car to me through the service. I'm going to hit a deer with it, or maybe a bear. You'd then have another reason to communicate with the service provider, right? They couldn't ignore you then. Exaggerated, but I think you get where I'm going.
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