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Uber and lyft should give drivers the option to unmatch every rider who gives 4 stars. It's bullshit if someone brings you closer to deactivation and you still have to drive them the next day.
That would assume Uber and Lyft understand that 4 stars is actually bad in their system.Uber and lyft should give drivers the option to unmatch every rider who gives 4 stars. It's bullshit if someone brings you closer to deactivation and you still have to drive them the next day.
Give every rider 2 stars and you wont have to worry about it.Uber and lyft should give drivers the option to unmatch every rider who gives 4 stars. It's bullshit if someone brings you closer to deactivation and you still have to drive them the next day.
No more than the auto unmatch of 1 star (uber)/ 3 star (lyft). Just a matter of setting the number on the filter.But that would invalidate the "Anonymity" of ratings.
they know, they just don't care. If uber/lyft did this, they would lose the "oblivious rider who thinks 4 stars is good" market because those riders wouldn't be able to get rides.That would assume Uber and Lyft understand that 4 stars is actually bad in their system.
Remember, to those douchnozzles that manage the programming teams a 4 star restaurant doesn't even let people like the drivers and riders in the front door.
Same for the riders.
4 star raters think you were good just not "exceptional"
Actually, I have the same IP as you. I'm stealing your wifi right now.Why do I suspect badratings has the same IP as theycrooks?
Take those fours, threes, twos and ones like a champion. A few bad ratings are inevitable and won't hurt you.No more than the auto unmatch of 1 star (uber)/ 3 star (lyft). Just a matter of setting the number on the filter
Exactly, getting a 1 or 2 star every once in a while is healthy. It just proves you have some dignity and won't let a paxhole walk all over you. 99.5% of pax are fine but sometimes you get a rider that needs to be corrected about their bad behavior. It's good for the community!Take those fours, threes, twos and ones like a champion. A few bad ratings are inevitable and won't hurt you.
I would happily take them like a champion if I could figure out what I did to deserve them. It should be mandatory to explain a rating under 5 stars. There is a place for riders to explain their low rating but it is rarely filled out.Take those fours, threes, twos and ones like a champion. A few bad ratings are inevitable and won't hurt you.
Why? You'd just never get that rider again.But that would invalidate the "Anonymity" of ratings.
OP made it sound like you'd have to manually unmatch yourself with riders who rate low. Kind of defeats the purpose of "Anonymous" ratings.Why? You'd just never get that rider again.
Sure, it would make sense if riders would explain in detail but I doubt that would change anything as they can still lie or write a bs review.I would happily take them like a champion if I could figure out what I did to deserve them. It should be mandatory to explain a rating under 5 stars. There is a place for riders to explain their low rating but it is rarely filled out.
It's almost always a ploy for a refund. An alarming number of these passengers believe they are entitled to free transportation, so they scam the ratings system to get it.Sure, it would make sense if riders would explain in detail but I doubt that would change anything as they can still lie or write a bs review.
And they would stop at nothing to achieve that. Uber could require them to write a page on their low ratings and they would still do so. The whole rating system is a joke and to be treated as such.It's almost always a ploy for a refund. An alarming number of these passengers believe they are entitled to free transportation, so they scam the ratings system to get it.