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My question is why there isn't a $1000 "false vomit report investigation fee" that is paid from the driver to the passenger? If the driver has to clean his car
by cameldrv 8y ago
My question is why there isn't a $1000 "false vomit report investigation fee" that is paid from the driver to the passenger? If the driver has to clean his car, they get $150, but if the passenger has to go pull security footage from a gas station, they get nothing? Lyft also needs to make clear that if there is a clear cut case like this one that the driver is permanently gone from the Lyft platform.
- aeternus 8y agoThis definitely seems like the right way to go. Compensation for time & effort should go both ways.
- filmgirlcw 8y agoLove this. This, possibly more than account termination, would limit incentive to do this.
- rasz 8y agoBecause mere existence of such a thing would confirm existence of "vomit fraud" in the first place. There is no fraud according to Uber and Lyft, just maybe minor misunderstandings/clerical errors.
- sundvor 8y agoAgree. However, the driver ought to be charged with fraud.