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It’s not the rider’s problem.
by drb91 8y ago
It’s not the rider’s problem.
- crazygringo 8y agoIf a driver is committing fraud against the company by allowing someone else to drive in their place that day, who else do you think is going to report it? It's no different from checking your dozen eggs at the supermarket to make sure none are broken before buying. Whenever you purchase any service or good, any responsible consumer verifies that what was delivered is what they ordered, and raises the issue with the company if not.
- drb91 8y agoUsers have no incentive to report. Reporting would not prevent this from happening again, even the next ride.