OAKSFIVEFARMS:



Luck is when you get a client that dashes you 5k extra after the trip. Luck is when you get a rider that wants to buy you food.
To get a 45k per day offline is definitely not luck.

Riders are drawn from the same pool for everybody, everybody will get his share of bad/good riders. How you convert them beyond a one trip ride is definitely not luck, it is effort. Even if it doesn't seem so.

I tell you, you can have a 2018 Benz on Uber and still not be lucky with a worthwhile rider that wants to meet with you outside Uber (and I am not talking slay queens or whatever they are called now) if you are a totally nasty or uncultured person or have absolutely monstrous bad breath.

Everything has to be just right, so that when your luck wants to shine, it doesn't get overpowered by bad english, or a terrible lack of manners.

Dovehorizon had to work on himself to get a rider who is willing to overlook the "I met him driving Uber" stigma and actually book a date with him. If poster did not look or speak like someone you can hang out with, imagine if he looks distinctly untrustworthy, it doesn't matter how much luck he had, he wouldn't snag a (better) date off the platform.

I am dating a rider who is much older than i am (and is a golden catch, I'm a first class catch myself, or at least so I like to think) for almost 2 years now, and still counting so I know first-hand.

Uber provides an avenue that not many other places provide, you drive people around in very close, comfortable quarters.
Not even a candle lit restaurant can offer the kind of cozy atmosphere Uber gives. Plus the lady has a valid excuse to see you again via offline, so she doesn't have to seem 'thirsty' when she calls you to come pick her. If you turn out to be a bum, well, it was just a trip. But if you turn out to be dovehorizon, maybe it was really a first date.

However as Uber is not a dating site, you will do well to be ferrying your passengers instead of looking for dates, if you meet a kindred spirit and you connect, fine. Otherwise you might misstep, "toast" the wrong woman and get kicked off the platform. And your wife is going to ask you "why".

And I'm not shading you my brother, all the 'you' is just a general way of speaking.


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OAKSFIVEFARMS:



Luck is when you get a client that dashes you 5k extra after the trip. Luck is when you get a rider that wants to buy you food.
To get a 45k per day offline is definitely not luck.

Riders are drawn from the same pool for everybody, everybody will get his share of bad/good riders. How you convert them beyond a one trip ride is definitely not luck, it is effort. Even if it doesn't seem so.

I tell you, you can have a 2018 Benz on Uber and still not be lucky with a worthwhile rider that wants to meet with you outside Uber (and I am not talking slay queens or whatever they are called now) if you are a totally nasty or uncultured person or have absolutely monstrous bad breath.

Everything has to be just right, so that when your luck wants to shine, it doesn't get overpowered by bad english, or a terrible lack of manners.

Dovehorizon had to work on himself to get a rider who is willing to overlook the "I met him driving Uber" stigma and actually book a date with him. If poster did not look or speak like someone you can hang out with, imagine if he looks distinctly untrustworthy, it doesn't matter how much luck he had, he wouldn't snag a (better) date off the platform.

I am dating a rider who is much older than i am (and is a golden catch, I'm a first class catch myself, or at least so I like to think) for almost 2 years now, and still counting so I know first-hand.

Uber provides an avenue that not many other places provide, you drive people around in very close, comfortable quarters.
Not even a candle lit restaurant can offer the kind of cozy atmosphere Uber gives. Plus the lady has a valid excuse to see you again via offline, so she doesn't have to seem 'thirsty' when she calls you to come pick her. If you turn out to be a bum, well, it was just a trip. But if you turn out to be dovehorizon, maybe it was really a first date.

However as Uber is not a dating site, you will do well to be ferrying your passengers instead of looking for dates, if you meet a kindred spirit and you connect, fine. Otherwise you might misstep, "toast" the wrong woman and get kicked off the platform. And your wife is going to ask you "why".

And I'm not shading you my brother, all the 'you' is just a general way of speaking.


Learn how to make the most money on Uber,
in one nice neat pack.
Buy the Guide to Uber 2.0 (includes a free document pack)
Go to www.taxiappguy.com
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Stealth100:


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sesandavid:
[color=#990000][/color]Please I need help. I just bought a Camry 2003 for Uber. How long does it take Uber to verify documents? I've submitted my documents now for over four days as Uber partner/Driver without hearing from them. Is there anyway it can be fastracked?
Can taxify sign me on without physical inspection of my vehicle? Please i need answers from the house.

Kmoney001:
Foreign used Nissan Sentra 2008 is available for uber and or Taxify business on HIRE PURCHASE basis. Vehicle is in perfect condition and everything working.

N2.4m
An initial deposit of N400,000(negotiable)
Payable under a one year period (N200,000 monthly)



Used Toyota Camry 2004 available for uber and or Taxify business on HIRE PURCHASE basis. Vehicle is in perfect condition and everything working.

N2.3m
Payable under a one year period (N200,000 monthly)

Call 08024530007 if interested.

iyaegin:


It is Apparent you are a car dealer and have no idea about Uber maybe you stumbled upon this thread sef and just felt to drop your cars here..drivers are struggling to do 30/35k weekly and you want 200k monthly, okay oh all the best in your endeavours...

slamstanlee:
Tip of the week!
When you are stationed waiting for request, (forget about the network u use) check the strength of the signal.

blackfm:

Your car gave u away bros. Admiralty way

slamstanlee:
thanks bro... Just completed that trip.Agungi. My big head rider didn't even know d Street she was going

TheCar:


1. Is the Business Profitable

Yes and No.

It all depends on your entry and exit strategy. No it's not profitable on the short term for Car Owner and Yes, it's very profitable on the long term.

2. Earnings for partner

You need to be crystal clear about which side of the partnership. Do you mean Driver- Partner or Car Owner - Partner.

If you have your car and drive it yourself, you would definitely make more than 35-40k weekly after expenses.

If you have a car but don't drive it yourself, you can get a driver and agreed on a weekly rental payment. Most driver would only agree to deliver 35k weekly.

3. Best vehicle

The real question is what's your budget.

Some would say Hyundai Elantra.

Some believe it's Peoguet

Some believe it's Honda Civic

I believe it's Toyota Corolla (Although Gazzuzz no gree but refuse say why)

4. Contract Agreement

Internet is your friend. You can search for template but you need to edit it to suit your purpose. It's your money, so it's your decision. Protect your investment.

Here are the key things to note:

a. Car repairs and maintenance
b. Weekly Rental Payment - Amount and day of payment
c. Car safety
etc

5. Other advice

You need to ask or take time to read the thread.

Cheers

Nurtay:
Good morning all. I'm a newbie on UberX as a driver with my 2001 camry, but the trip fares are abysmally low. it's very frustrating and discouraging putting it mildly coz I spend 40% to 50% of my earnings on fuel alone. Wanna know if there's other category I can upgrade to make more money. Heard about Uber Select, wanna know if a newer corolla or camry fit in and what year?

agbonda:
Any car with engine above 2.0L is not good for this business

Put into consideration cars of 2007 as their might be a review soon

You can go for Corolla Hyundai, Honda City

agbonda:
Any car with engine above 2.0L is not good for this business

Put into consideration cars of 2007 as their might be a review soon

You can go for Corolla Hyundai, Honda City

OAKSFIVEFARMS:

Usually overnight, maximum of 2 days. You need to factor in the weekend.
Log in to your partner profile at www.partners.uber.com and check under documents, if it shows 'in review' in red by noon tuesday then go to the office. Its usually fast so there is never any need to fast track.
You have to take thecar to taxify office.

agbonda:
Any car with engine above 2.0L is not good for this business

Put into consideration cars of 2007 as their might be a review soon

You can go for Corolla Hyundai, Honda City

Harmoony:
Please oh, I greet the full haus..I'm in need of uber/taxify driver with a good grantor and can delivery something tangible on a weekly basis...

Pls note that this is my personal car, a 2012 Toyota corolla.tnx

TheCar:


1. Is the Business Profitable

Yes and No.

It all depends on your entry and exit strategy. No it's not profitable on the short term for Car Owner and Yes, it's very profitable on the long term.

2. Earnings for partner

You need to be crystal clear about which side of the partnership. Do you mean Driver- Partner or Car Owner - Partner.

If you have your car and drive it yourself, you would definitely make more than 35-40k weekly after expenses.

If you have a car but don't drive it yourself, you can get a driver and agreed on a weekly rental payment. Most driver would only agree to deliver 35k weekly.

3. Best vehicle

The real question is what's your budget.

Some would say Hyundai Elantra.

Some believe it's Peoguet

Some believe it's Honda Civic

I believe it's Toyota Corolla (Although Gazzuzz no gree but refuse say why)

4. Contract Agreement

Internet is your friend. You can search for template but you need to edit it to suit your purpose. It's your money, so it's your decision. Protect your investment.

Here are the key things to note:

a. Car repairs and maintenance
b. Weekly Rental Payment - Amount and day of payment
c. Car safety
etc

5. Other advice

You need to ask or take time to read the thread.

Cheers

chucsmoore:
Toyota Corolla 2004-2007 model best for d job. Rugged and strong. Cheap to maintain. Doesn’t drink fuel at all

GAZZUZZ:



with the right type of abuse any car will become a guzzler

waks1:
See the Uber safety measures on ur driver app. Am sure this won't go down well with some workaholic drivers. Whats ur take?

sammiejr:


Thanks for your apt response.

Partnership in terms of Car-Owner.

From your input, having read through thread 1 - 93 and still reading and speaking to several drivers both in Lagos and Abuja, i have come to see that it is could be a fairly good business to venture into-not the best though, but fairly good.

In fact, a driver in Abuja last night who came to pick me said he had made N15k for the day. And this was just about 7pm in the evening.

I intend to get a Corolla 2003 but for fear of Taxify drivers on Taxifylite not getting enough rides, this puts me at a delinma.

I need advice on specific car/vehicle to get btw the ranges N1.5 - N1.8m, fuel efficient, minimal cost of maintenance, etc.

I want to start with one vehicle and proceed to get more vehicles into this line of business.

N35K a week isnt a bad deal if the driver delivers promptly and manages the car well.
I came across a sample contract and will go through it later.

I remain open to advice.
Thanks and God bless

Sammie

AutoElectNG:
Brothers-in-arms Taxify/Uber

Hyundai's are fuel efficient - field tests show.
But Honda's are also fuel efficient - then why the dislike for Honda's on ehailing?

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