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Uber is not bad. I don't like is that uber charges twice to the driver . 1 bookings fee & 1 percentage. If that's the case uber should bring down the percentage . And also put a tipping in the app. And also bring up the rates.
It will be interesting to see how fast Juno expands when they start reaching into other markets. They are smart to pre-register drivers as I've had quite a few referrals already and have pre-registered myself. Definitely a lot of interest in other markets for drivers!
there is no tablet law, just high demand makes it very hard to use multiple ride apps on one device… also uber in nyc takes 25% for newer drivers, however of course, thst doesn't include the gauranteed pricing, which messes up our sales tax deductions. juno only takes 10% but also pays back some sales tax on the tolls.
additionally juno and uber and lyft and gett take a 8.875% sales tax, and a 2.44% black car fund fee for every single trip. here's where it gets worse. becuase ubernyc can't do the math correctly, thanks to their stupid gauranteed pricing.
you forgot to mention that New York requires a TLC license 4 all passenger service vehicle, which means more insurance 4 the cab drivers to pay. That's y they do multiple companies or services.
Hi! Thanks for all the info! I'm curious to know if you took or have ever taken Via in NY, and what you think about it?
Good info, thank you!
I really hope companies like this start to hurt Uber and then hopefully Uber will have to react with lower commissions.
Uber steals from Everybody
Uber is not bad. I don't like is that uber charges twice to the driver . 1 bookings fee & 1 percentage. If that's the case uber should bring down the percentage . And also put a tipping in the app. And also bring up the rates.
Ever since upfront pricing came out, Uber takes way more than 25% of the actual fare. More like 40%.
I am looking forward for Juno to come to Miami!
Come to San Diego please, JUNO!
Kind of a dick move that the boys from Juno could not make time to meet with you, considering how you done so much to promote them.
Uber is taking 30-40%??? HOLY HELL! I'm in San Diego and they went up from 20% to 25% a while back.
It will be interesting to see how fast Juno expands when they start reaching into other markets. They are smart to pre-register drivers as I've had quite a few referrals already and have pre-registered myself. Definitely a lot of interest in other markets for drivers!
they need to come to LA…
there is no tablet law, just high demand makes it very hard to use multiple ride apps on one device… also uber in nyc takes 25% for newer drivers, however of course, thst doesn't include the gauranteed pricing, which messes up our sales tax deductions. juno only takes 10% but also pays back some sales tax on the tolls.
additionally juno and uber and lyft and gett take a 8.875% sales tax, and a 2.44% black car fund fee for every single trip. here's where it gets worse. becuase ubernyc can't do the math correctly, thanks to their stupid gauranteed pricing.
you forgot to mention that New York requires a TLC license 4 all passenger service vehicle, which means more insurance 4 the cab drivers to pay. That's y they do multiple companies or services.
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