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Uber claims it calculates acceptance rates and declines based on your "past 500 trip requests."
My current acceptance rate declined in the past 2 days from 70% to 40%. I've declined maybe 12 rides, 15 max in the past 2 days, each time my acceptance rate declines 2% per missed request. To decline by 30% on 500 requests means I'd have had to decline/ignore 150 rides in a row, with no accepted rides.
Cancelled Trips: Again, they claim they rate you on cancellations over your past 500 trips. I've cancelled maybe 5-10 trips since I started driving. One of the cancellations was Friday night...a no show. My cancellation rate went from 8% to 10% with one cancellation. If they really calculated it over 500 trips, it would take 5 cancellations in a row to get a 1% increase. I went up 2% for once cancellation.
UBER lies about the math. The numbers are made up.
My current acceptance rate declined in the past 2 days from 70% to 40%. I've declined maybe 12 rides, 15 max in the past 2 days, each time my acceptance rate declines 2% per missed request. To decline by 30% on 500 requests means I'd have had to decline/ignore 150 rides in a row, with no accepted rides.
Cancelled Trips: Again, they claim they rate you on cancellations over your past 500 trips. I've cancelled maybe 5-10 trips since I started driving. One of the cancellations was Friday night...a no show. My cancellation rate went from 8% to 10% with one cancellation. If they really calculated it over 500 trips, it would take 5 cancellations in a row to get a 1% increase. I went up 2% for once cancellation.
UBER lies about the math. The numbers are made up.