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Just like the Uber credit card. They've removed every benefit and re-issued a vanilla master card. Its a company you can't trust.
by ben_jones 4y ago
Just like the Uber credit card. They've removed every benefit and re-issued a vanilla master card.
Its a company you can't trust.
- runesofdoom 4y agoIt's a company openly founded on "we can make money if we ignore the law". That they weren't trustworthy seemed pretty obvious from the start.
- scarface74 4y agoYou mean there was a point where you could trust a business that broke local laws repeatedly and never had a profitable business model?
- antisthenes 4y agoIt's not about trust. Uber is just realizing they don't really have any moats. All the gravy they collected from riding the gravy-regulation-skirting train was wasted on trying to build competitive advantages, developing self-driving and rewards programs like these to make it more attractive to customers compared to competitors. They've been selling $2 for the price of $1 and now that the party is beginning to die down, they're doing what any large faceless corp is doing - reducing the quality of the services they offer so they can extend their own runway.
- dehrmann 4y agoUber certainly has things in its past that make it a company you can't trust, but discontinuing a credit card with ample notice and reissuing it?
- mynameisvlad 4y agoI mean, in a thread about discontinuing a rewards program with ample notice, it seems pretty relevant to mention the credit card which suffered the same fate.