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Not if they don't want to go to jail for fraud. These are publicly traded companies.
by woeirua 4y ago
Not if they don't want to go to jail for fraud. These are publicly traded companies.
- kasey_junk 4y agoIt’s not “hidden” in that it’s not on their financial statements. It’s that churn of drivers and adding of passengers is accounted for in their marketing budget so if you want to do a fair comparison of cost per ride you need to figure out how to break out that component. It’s no different than any other companies marketing budget and is definitely not fraud.