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If you get banned, just use someone else's account. I don't use Uber much, so I don't know if there are significant disadvantages to this, though I've heard of
by dmos62 8y ago
If you get banned, just use someone else's account. I don't use Uber much, so I don't know if there are significant disadvantages to this, though I've heard of people using someone else's account (sharing accounts).
- michaelmrose 8y agoCouldn't you trivially make a new email account and then a new uber account as well?
- astura 8y agoYou would need a new phone number as well. (And many services now block Google Voice and similar)
- tareqak 8y agoThat's also pretty easy to get.
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