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You have the right to loudly talk on the phone, and they have the right to rate you lower. It's a fair system in that way.
by unreal37 7y ago
You have the right to loudly talk on the phone, and they have the right to rate you lower. It's a fair system in that way.
- ghaff 7y agoI take Uber rarely but, of course, the system is setup so that the driver can rate me however they like for whatever reason. As can I them. And it might even be reasonable for them to give me a lower score for a long "loud" conversation or for discussing matters that probably shouldn't be discussed in public which make them uncomfortable. OTOH, while they can do whatever they want, the expectation seems to be that both driver and rider give top scores barring one or the other doing something that clearly deviates from the norms of taxi driver or passenger behavior. In any case, I'm pretty confident that I'm normally polite and if someone gives me a lower score now and then on one of these services, I really don't care.
- JohnFen 7y ago> It's a fair system in that way. It's only fair if the expectations were made known before you ordered the ride.
- jquery 7y agoIf you have a low rating, Uber offers tips to improve it such as not slamming doors, being ready for pickup, etc. I think it’s also easily found in the Help section of the app.
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- objektif 7y agoIs it also fair if they give you a lower rating because they dont like your voice or hair or how you dress?