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That made me wonder: why wouldn’t they suggest to use a Uber Car in case the object was large or fragile? Sounds like a perfect case of up-sell. I can already
by bertil 13y ago
That made me wonder: why wouldn’t they suggest to use a Uber Car in case the object was large or fragile? Sounds like a perfect case of up-sell.
I can already imagine lawyers having a field-day on the words ‘possible illegality’.
- rdl 13y agoParking.
- bertil 13y agoI’m not sure how that is more of a problem than what Uber faces for the moment: imagine a bike messenger (heavily branded as it seems they are going to be) facing a parcel that isn’t ridiculously large, but still not ideal to carry in a messenger bag — smaller than a carry-on luggage. Shouldn’t he be able to say: “Look, I can strap that and risk crashing your box, or for $3 more I can ask this Uber driver who’s idle right now to do the delivery for you. He’ll be here in three minutes.”