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triniangie wrote:any user experiences to share? how do you rate it?
Wolla wrote:I've never used Uber, but I have used the local versions "Wi Ride" and "Drop" and they had provided great service, especially "Drop". Drivers reached on time, friendly and polite and the cars were in good condition.
Plus it is good to support local.
savio wrote:Use promocode barbiztt on you next uber and get $30 off your ride!
Uber driver killed for his car
AN Uber driver was killed for his car on Thursday.
The body of Christopher Mohammed was found with wounds to the head.
His silver Toyota Corolla PDT 3352 was taken.
The body was found in bushes near Ethel Street, Mucurapo Road at around 11 pm.
Mohammed, 28, left home around 7a.m.
Police were told his last conversation with his relatives was at10 a.m. Thursday.
His body was found by passers-by who contacted police.
Snr Supt Calendo, ASP Ramsoop and other police officers responded.
Schoolboy, 13, held for Uber robberies
A 13-year-old boy was pointed out in an identification parade as one of the alleged assailants who were robbing UBER drivers in Belmont.
The teenager, who is said to be a form-one student, was arrested on Friday at his home along Harpe Place, East Dry Driver.
He was one of several people – including a 22-year-old man – who were held over the weekend by officers of the Port of Spain CID following reports of robberies.
It was said that persons would make requests with the transport app for a pick-up in Belmont.
However, when drivers arrived, they were robbed of their cellular phones and valuables.
The incident, police said, was allegedly conducted by a group of teenagers, and the 22-year-old, from initial information, is believed to be the ring-leader of the group.
The investigation was spearheaded by Snr Sup Ajith Persad, with assistance from Inspector Maraj, Sgt Williams and Cpl Julien, among several others.
Because in Trinidad there is the option to pay via cash.MarlonSam wrote:Question: How can Uber robberies be so prevalent when customers need a credit card to pay for a trip. Wouldn't tracking a suspect be extremely easy due to use of credit cards which has their name or a close friend or relative on it.
Work_to_own wrote:Because in Trinidad there is the option to pay via cash.MarlonSam wrote:Question: How can Uber robberies be so prevalent when customers need a credit card to pay for a trip. Wouldn't tracking a suspect be extremely easy due to use of credit cards which has their name or a close friend or relative on it.
https://partners.uber.com/i/andrel5236ueMarlonSam wrote:Work_to_own wrote:Because in Trinidad there is the option to pay via cash.MarlonSam wrote:Question: How can Uber robberies be so prevalent when customers need a credit card to pay for a trip. Wouldn't tracking a suspect be extremely easy due to use of credit cards which has their name or a close friend or relative on it.
Well i will only accept "customers" that are paying via credit card i guess
(Getting my own car in a couple of weeks)
https://partners.uber.com/i/andrel5236ueEFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:I think this Christopher Mohammed guy they killed was from up by me.
Anyways I plan on doing this same type of work as dangerous as it may be nothing beats working for yourself and transport always have money. Life is all about risks vs rewards, everything is a gamble.
Best bet might be to put in a GPS in your car and give it up without a struggle as you will get it back. Not sure how this guy was killed if he tried to fight off the bandits etc but I can only assume they will spare your life if you give up without a struggle.
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