[*Bigmac*]

I received an email from lyft, as well as a text via phone. Stating that I am not accepting a lot of rides, and encourage me to accept them all while online. To a matter of fact, it is bull crap in a way, because they have been sending me requests that are like 15kms away. I rejected all of them regardless. Only two of the close ones have been rejected because I was busy on the phone talking, and I couldn’t drive. To be honest, most of the lyft rides are like shorties, no more than 5km away in most of the situations. And I usually have to go more than 3km to get to them. And lyft riders, all of them have five star rating. I really think they shouldn’t be giving us ping outside 7km radius, because what happens if you drive 15 km for a ping, and surprise [email protected]@@@, 1.2km ride. I have driven 4km for <1.5 km rides for at least 10 times now. It is stupid. They should write in the program that if distance traveled to rider is greater than riders destination, then decline it. For that distance traveled and the platform is still taking a big percentage out of the pie is wrong, it is not a legit business practice. Basically in real life practice, if you can rob people without getting caught, it is legit. Or if the law has a hole, you can out play it to rob people, you are fine too. And all the politics and judges talk about justice and fairness. It’s all bull crap.

 

[dmoney155]

Ah the good 'ol lyft emails. I always chuckle seeing people being upset by it... it means they taking it (it meaning this gig and the email) seriously.

 

[phreeradical]

Ah the good 'ol lyft emails. I always chuckle seeing people being upset by it... it means they taking it (it meaning this gig and the email) seriously.

I get this one all the time!...
Almost as much as the "congratulations you've earned an pink *****" one.

 

[RideshareDog]

I would ignore this one. As this has no threats. The one above i would pay more attention to.

Account Update​

Passengers rely on drivers to provide a dependable service, and it's important that you're there for them. We've reached out to you several times about your substantial number of missed ride requests. If this problem continues, you'll affect our ability to keep the platform running smoothly.

It's best for the community when you accept the ride requests you receive, or simply log out of driver mode if you need a break.

Ummmm NO!!! You know what affects the system running smoothly low pay!

 

[phreeradical]

I would ignore this one. As this has no threats. The one above i would pay more attention to.

Account Update​

Passengers rely on drivers to provide a dependable service, and it's important that you're there for them. We've reached out to you several times about your substantial number of missed ride requests. If this problem continues, you'll affect our ability to keep the platform running smoothly.

It's best for the community when you accept the ride requests you receive, or simply log out of driver mode if you need a break.

Ya i got that one too! 20 times
No one get's deactivated ever

 

[MUGATS]

I used to get the “your cancel rate is too high” from Uber but they stopped with that.

The weird thing is that now I cancel more than I ever did when I got the warnings.

 

[RideshareDog]

lyft got rid of your cancellation is too high warning too it seems

 

[Rockydrive]

I received an email from lyft, as well as a text via phone. Stating that I am not accepting a lot of rides, and encourage me to accept them all while online. To a matter of fact, it is bull crap in a way, because they have been sending me requests that are like 15kms away. I rejected all of them regardless. Only two of the close ones have been rejected because I was busy on the phone talking, and I couldn't drive. To be honest, most of the lyft rides are like shorties, no more than 5km away in most of the situations. And I usually have to go more than 3km to get to them. And lyft riders, all of them have five star rating. I really think they shouldn't be giving us ping outside 7km radius, because what happens if you drive 15 km for a ping, and surprise [email protected]@@@, 1.2km ride. I have driven 4km for <1.5 km rides for at least 10 times now. It is stupid. They should write in the program that if distance traveled to rider is greater than riders destination, then decline it. For that distance traveled and the platform is still taking a big percentage out of the pie is wrong, it is not a legit business practice. Basically in real life practice, if you can rob people without getting caught, it is legit. Or if the law has a hole, you can out play it to rob people, you are fine too. And all the politics and judges talk about justice and fairness. It's all bull crap.

And yet u r still here driving both Uber and Lyft.