I learned it the hard way yesterday, just so you didn't have to learn it yourself.
Situation: I (X, XL, SELECT) receive UberX ping at Yorkdale mall.
Arrive to see two pax with an oversized box with something.
At that moment it was clear that there is hardly a way this item would fit an UberX vehicle, even a full size sedan. I'm thinking - ok, I'll take it and adjust to XL after the fact. I'm informing the customer that for his information, this would not fit, but since I provide XL services, having a bigger vehicle, I will still accept it.
I pull down the third and second row seats to fit the item and leave seats for two pax at the same time.
The ride was ok (10 minutes, 5 kms), the guy kept telling me how awesome Uber is and how he cannot wait for the fares to go down (cause, you know, Uber driver, they decreased rates in New York). Well, I had an answer for him right away - when I told him that the rates in New York are currently twice of what we have in Toronto, he suddenly lost interest in this topic.
Anyway, I drop them off, help them get the thing out of my trunk and put it on a trolley. Of course, as you may have guessed, no tip whatsoever (despite they live in upscale newly built condo, but whatever, cheapskate).
I submit a request to adjust the fare through the app and here's the canned response I got:
Hope this helps.
Situation: I (X, XL, SELECT) receive UberX ping at Yorkdale mall.
Arrive to see two pax with an oversized box with something.
At that moment it was clear that there is hardly a way this item would fit an UberX vehicle, even a full size sedan. I'm thinking - ok, I'll take it and adjust to XL after the fact. I'm informing the customer that for his information, this would not fit, but since I provide XL services, having a bigger vehicle, I will still accept it.
I pull down the third and second row seats to fit the item and leave seats for two pax at the same time.




The ride was ok (10 minutes, 5 kms), the guy kept telling me how awesome Uber is and how he cannot wait for the fares to go down (cause, you know, Uber driver, they decreased rates in New York). Well, I had an answer for him right away - when I told him that the rates in New York are currently twice of what we have in Toronto, he suddenly lost interest in this topic.
Anyway, I drop them off, help them get the thing out of my trunk and put it on a trolley. Of course, as you may have guessed, no tip whatsoever (despite they live in upscale newly built condo, but whatever, cheapskate).
I submit a request to adjust the fare through the app and here's the canned response I got:
So, don't try to be nice. Be realistic.
Hope this helps.