[Timtot2ooo]

 

[sd1303]

He may not be an Uber employee... but he stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last night...

 

[Timtot2ooo]

I just got called by this imposter claiming to be Uber support "offering a promotion for being a great driver." I didn't fall for it. I hung up and called the real Uber support and verified the number was a fake. This should go without saying. But please dont give out sensitive information over a customer phone number.

He may not be an Uber employee... but he stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last night...

Omg... I'm dying. 😂😂😂

 

[Invisible]

If you use the search on this site, you’ll see there have been numerous reports about the scam with the “Generated” rider.

Good thing you didn’t fall for it.

 

[Coachman]

I just got called by this imposter claiming to be Uber support "offering a promotion for being a great driver." I didn't fall for it. I hung up and called the real Uber support and verified the number was a fake. This should go without saying. But please dont give out sensitive information over a customer phone number.


Omg... I'm dying. 😂😂😂

Did you shuffle and collect your $4?

 

[TheDevilisaParttimer]

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Looks like a easy shuffle to me.

 

[Invisible]

Looks like a easy shuffle to me.

Would it be a legitimate shuffle since it's a fake rider anyways?

 

[TheDevilisaParttimer]

Would it be a legitimate shuffle since it's a fake rider anyways?

The Ghost Shuffle, article 47 in the UP drivers handbook.

 

[Steve_TX]

Would it be a legitimate shuffle since it's a fake rider anyways?
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Would it be a legitimate shuffle since it's a fake rider anyways?

It is absolutely a legitimate shuffle.
They submitted a ride request, you accepted, they didn't show within five minutes of your arrival. Boom! Shuffle.

 

[Timtot2ooo]

Looks like a easy shuffle to me.

Uhh. What's a shuffle?? 😂

 

[TheDevilisaParttimer]

Uhh. What's a shuffle?? 😂

Shuffling is purposely going for the cancellation fee vs the ride. Especially if the driver hides in plain sight.

 

[Timtot2ooo]

Shuffling is purposely going for the cancellation fee vs the ride. Especially if the driver hides in plain sight.

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Oh, thankyou so much. I see.

 

[LADryver]

They could put any address in the app for a pickup. Are your calls from passengers usually from the 323 area code?

 

[Timtot2ooo]

In Nashville they have tons of area codes xD heh

 

[DriverMark]

Beware the Uber Driver too! Likely to keep any crap you leave there by mistake then lie to your face that you left it there.....

 

[John McYeet]

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You're lucky you were able to shuffle. Had this happen to me at my airport and I couldn't even reach the pickup location since it was in the middle of a F'ing field.

 

[Timtot2ooo]

Beware the Uber Driver too! Likely to keep any crap you leave there by mistake then lie to your face that you left it there.....

I mean, you said "crap you leave." So it is not a lie that you "left it" there. XD idk if you said it wrong. But anyways. But hey. Honestly, if an Uber driver stole anything, they wouldn't be an Uber driver for very long. It's impossible. 😅 It's hard enough to keep my 4.87 star rating

 

[sd1303]

I couldn't even reach the pickup location since it was in the middle of a F'ing field.

Sounds like you are making excuses. Not Uber's fault that you decided not to off-road. 😉

 

[Amos69]

When you get these scam calls you should

A) keep them talking and drive to the pin. Collect that cancel fee.

B) get to the pick up point and start the trip. Keep them talking and tell them you are complying with their demands and rack up some Dollar!

C) do what some stranger on the phone says. Give them all your personal banking information. Get yo sally A$$ robbed.

 

[YourFoodIsGettingCold]

Oooh ooh, does option C still come with lube? Uber said something about removing the lube after our last change in terms.