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No this doesn't happen. Some people may think that Uber charges the rider a different rate than the driver receives but it isn't the case. A driver I had was s
by employee8000 10y ago
No this doesn't happen. Some people may think that Uber charges the rider a different rate than the driver receives but it isn't the case.
A driver I had was sure this happened and asked me that on a fairly expensive trip (I think it was around $80).
I told him this didn't happen and I gave him my personal phone number and the amount of fare I was charged. I told him to check his daily numbers and if he didn't see this charge then to call me immediately. He never did.
- 013a 10y agoIt wouldn't be very sophisticated if that's all it took to discover fraud.
- michael_storm 10y agoWell I guess that's settled, then.
- KingMob 10y agoAnd if he had called you, you would have done... what, for him, exactly? Paid for a lawyer on his behalf? Given him a living wage while he was blackballed by Uber after suing them? Even if he uncovered an error, he probably would have concluded that calling you would have done nothing. Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.
- employee8000 10y agoI work for Uber. I would have tried to figure out wtf was going on because that's not how we do business, as far as I know.