Uber in Florida
As a Brit here in Florida, I can use uber and see there are rides available near me, which is useful. I can check how much it's going to roughly cost before booking it. BUT - do I have to add on tax (6%) to this cost and am I expected to pay the driver a cash tip?
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Re: Uber in Florida
Uber bills you the total amount, they take care of the taxes. You do not cash-tip Uber drivers.
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Re: Uber in Florida
Thanks Pulaski - that's what I thought -as in UK.
Do you think USA could ever become cashless (as uk is becoming with contactless payments etc) as I can't see how tipping would work in USA? |
Re: Uber in Florida
You add the tip to the bottom line.
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Re: Uber in Florida
Originally Posted by Pulaski
(Post 12274371)
Uber bills you the total amount, they take care of the taxes. You do not cash-tip Uber drivers.
I quite frequently tip Uber drivers in cash and Lyft drivers through the app. Why? If I've had a pleasant experience and the driver has been thoughtful and engaging they deserve it, in my view. Uber doesn't look after it's drivers very well at all, based on feedback I've got from them. I use Uber a lot and all over the US and beyond in my work travels. Never, ever use taxis anymore. |
Re: Uber in Florida
Originally Posted by Awesome Welles
(Post 12274474)
I think this should read, "You are not obliged to cash tip Uber drivers".
I quite frequently tip Uber drivers in cash .... |
Re: Uber in Florida
Originally Posted by Pulaski
(Post 12274490)
If it becomes known that Uber drivers have cash, even relatively small amounts, you are putting them in even more danger than they are in already.
Not sure why Uber don't provide a facility to tip drivers within the app, as it would present an additional opportunity for them to fleece their drivers more than they do currently. |
Re: Uber in Florida
Originally Posted by Awesome Welles
(Post 12274520)
That's a bit of a stretch, isn't it? .....
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Re: Uber in Florida
Originally Posted by Pulaski
(Post 12274542)
I don't think so - criminals go after cash, even stupidly small amounts when presented with a soft target. But you could try asking Mario Johnis Medina-Chevez. :(
It'll only encourage criminals to rob them, I suppose. |
Re: Uber in Florida
I use Lyft, I've found they're a bit cheaper than Uber in Texas. That said, I'll use Uber if Lyft is running longer wait times.
I always tip, usually in cash if i have it. Do agree with Welles though - I'm not sure that Article is really somebody targeting him for cash, that sounds like a premeditated attack |
Re: Uber in Florida
I've moved over to Lyft based on them not going out of their way to make their high management known to me as assholes. Lyft has the ability to tip on payment.
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Re: Uber in Florida
Where can you add tips within the Uber app? I've never seen that. I always tip em in cash, which is a pain, cause I never carry cash.
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Re: Uber in Florida
Originally Posted by markonline1
(Post 12274720)
Where can you add tips within the Uber app? I've never seen that. I always tip em in cash, which is a pain, cause I never carry cash.
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Re: Uber in Florida
Originally Posted by kimilseung
(Post 12274727)
I dont think you can either.
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Re: Uber in Florida
Originally Posted by Anrev
(Post 12274374)
Do you think USA could ever become cashless (as uk is becoming with contactless payments etc) as I can't see how tipping would work in USA? |
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