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My life has been so good after leaving shitty uber and crap minicab offices done my class2 and class1 earning between 550/650 for 5 days meals been paid for no need to worry about tax fuel stupid @@@@ing customers
Congratulations on getting out and improving your life quality

Shame there's so many on here with excuses
 

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Well done.....I read a lot of vacancies ...cabbie2b. with respect I just dont believe that figure you quoted id put him on about £12 an hour...not being a james hunt here just realistic
Two yrs ago was less but with JL you get each few months opportunities to become like furniture fitter, then special training to become able to fit wall hanging furniture and then plumbing course to connect dish or washing machine...

Also driving record and all correct paperwork done over time counts as well.

And these training courses add to your wages.
He's on £16.5 per hour now pre tax and 40hrs
gives that figure.

Oh yes, first he started for agy that is owned by JL.
When he became JL employee was a different story.
 

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..ah fair enough 2b. You kept that bit quiet?...and you did say that 2300 was after tax ....thats 2300 was a month wasnt it so thats nearly 600 a week take home which it isnt..or did you mean 23000 a year which fits.....anyway the moneyshot driving job is those fuel delivery tankers isnt it.Very good money
 

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..ah fair enough 2b. You kept that bit quiet?...and you did say that 2300 was after tax ....thats 2300 was a month wasnt it so thats nearly 600 a week take home which it isnt..or did you mean 23000 a year which fits.....anyway the moneyshot driving job is those fuel delivery tankers isnt it.Very good money
£2300 pcm after tax he takes home.

To be a tanker driver....that is sweet money but loads od h&s rules and regs to follow.

But worth it mate.
 

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Mate ,not being funny just chatting...how can he take home £575 a week after tax if he is on £16.50 an hour ? Unless he is doing massive amounts of overtime?,,,,,anyway lets all become Tube Drivers what a sorted number that is https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/london-tube-drivers-earning-100-000-a-year-qtn8cc9gh
There is an overtime every now and then.

If you wanna belive it or do further maths, fell free. £2300 is round figure and sometimes is £2222 and sometimes £2444....

I know what he takes home and I know he has much better life quality than me.
 

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Last weeks earnings
Monday 163
(leave home 5.55am arrive home 4.33pm)
Tuesday 147
(Leave home 5.57am arrive home 4.45pm)
Wednesday 162
(Leave home 6.01am arrive home 4.34pm)
Thursday 137
(Leave home 5.30am arrive home 4pm)
Friday 242
(leave home 6am arrive home 7pm)
Saturday 170
(Leave home 10am arrive home 6pm)
1,021 earned
100 insurance
63 insurance
86 fuel
10 car wash (2)
256 spent.
£765 remains..
Sunday off.

But driving all day to be left with £765..
I’m on 25%
 

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Last weeks earnings
Monday 163
(leave home 5.55am arrive home 4.33pm)
Tuesday 147
(Leave home 5.57am arrive home 4.45pm)
Wednesday 162
(Leave home 6.01am arrive home 4.34pm)
Thursday 137
(Leave home 5.30am arrive home 4pm)
Friday 242
(leave home 6am arrive home 7pm)
Saturday 170
(Leave home 10am arrive home 6pm)
1,021 earned
100 insurance
63 insurance
86 fuel
10 car wash (2)
256 spent.
£765 remains..
Sunday off.

But driving all day to be left with £765..
I'm on 25%
So c£12.50 an hour before income tax and NI?
 

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So c£12.50 an hour before income tax and NI?
Remember this is start to finish time

Meaning in a normal job there would be commute to and from work.
I would say 30-45mims each way.
Approx 9-10 hours a week commute.
Please minus commuting fees,
Also petrol insurance etc..

Each day also includes also 30 min break.
 

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Remember this is start to finish time

Meaning in a normal job there would be commute to and from work.
I would say 30-45mims each way.
Approx 9-10 hours a week commute.
Please minus commuting fees,
Also petrol insurance etc..

Each day also includes also 30 min break.
Plus you have a fully financed co car for personal use
 

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Plus you have a fully financed co car for personal use
I never know if that's a plus or a minus. If I wasn't a cabby I'd probably be enjoying a yank motor instead of a the tx. I dare say most Uber drivers would be enjoying something better than a prius if they weren't driving one for work. Plus and minus I guess.
 

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I never know if that's a plus or a minus. If I wasn't a cabby I'd probably be enjoying a yank motor instead of a the tx. I dare say most Uber drivers would be enjoying something better than a prius if they weren't driving one for work. Plus and minus I guess.
Just one of the reasons I dont drive a Prius
 
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