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>That specific claim was a scam from day one. Also that would require lending your vehicle out to random strangers all the time, so you couldn't keep anything
by Qwertious 3y ago
>That specific claim was a scam from day one.
Also that would require lending your vehicle out to random strangers all the time, so you couldn't keep anything valuable/fragile in the car and you'd need to clean it rather frequently.
Even on the face of it, it's more like owning a taxi than a car that makes you money.
- xorcist 3y agoNot to mention the various licenses and insurances required to ferry people around. Anyone who gave it a second thought probably didn't take it seriously, but that didn't stop a whole bunch of fans and stock market analysts to sketch out some far flung implications.
- mrguyorama 3y agoRight, you would have to run an Uber side business basically, and none of that is fun