Hi House,
I have a clean toyota camry 2009(muscle) for uber in Abuja, see pictures attached.

Reply with the amount you can deliver weekly, where you live in Abuja and contact number and i'll reach you for further discussions.

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babsmii:
Hi House,
I have a clean toyota camry 2009(muscle) for uber in Abuja, see pictures attached.

Reply with the amount you can deliver weekly, where you live in Abuja and contact number and i'll reach you for further discussions.

Ccc

You can reach me on my cell; 08161342298. its the same as my whattsapp line. Have the folllowing; drivers licence, one iphone and an android phone ready for use for both uber and taxify. i reside in federal housing estate lugbe and im registered on the uber platform. i have two solid guarantors a banker and an architect. looking forward to working with you

Is this still available?

babsmii:
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Hello all

babsmii:
Hi House,
I have a clean toyota camry 2009(muscle) for uber in Abuja, see pictures attached.

Reply with the amount you can deliver weekly, where you live in Abuja and contact number and i'll reach you for further discussions.

Hello, Is this still available?

babsmii:
Hi House,
I have a clean toyota camry 2009(muscle) for uber in Abuja, see pictures attached.

Reply with the amount you can deliver weekly, where you live in Abuja and contact number and i'll reach you for further discussions.

I reside in excel Estate Apo by cedacrest and you can reach me on 08151051500 for further discussion.

Hello house what has been your experiences so far?

-Considering the low uber fares in Abuja and frequent short trips, is it lucrative?
- How much on the average do you make weekly, working from morning till evening daily excluding weekends?
- What are the challenges specific to Abuja with being a partner or driver with Uber?
- Would you recommend a friend to be a partner with Uber.
- Any other useful info..

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OAKSFIVEFARMS:
Hello all

Hi Bro., noticed you've not been very active on this thread with updates. Can you answer the question of the poster above you?

Also I'll own a Honda Pilot 2003 and I have a decent amount of free time, I want to know if it makes any sense to use a V6 like that for Uber, I heard they now accept it in Abuja

toluxa1:


Hi Bro., noticed you've not been very active on this thread with updates. Can you answer the question of the poster above you?

Also I'll own a Honda Pilot 2003 and I have a decent amount of free time, I want to know if it makes any sense to use a V6 like that for Uber, I heard they now accept it in Abuja

Hello, I don't think it's a good idea to use a Honda pilot on uber because it comes with a v6 3.5 litre engine, I think your business may not be profitable based on fuel consumption criteria.

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Have a great trip.

Hello all,

Hope everyone is doing well.

I am happy to inform you that I now charge a consultation fee for inquiries on ride sharing.

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I have absolutely enjoyed offering free consultations, and while I have tried to answer every query and satisfy every request. I feel it has only become necessary to charge a fee. Just to ease the demand of consultation on my time.

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Boss can i pls get your digits, have been trying na reach you on the number on your profile, but always not reachable

emilex1000:

Boss can i pls get your digits, have been trying na reach you on the number on your profile, but always not reachable

Just reach me on what's app, you'd be able to get through.

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Please, how can you get us a partner? The driver has been certified.

gyiidEH:
Please, how can you get us a partner? The driver has been certified.

Where are you located?

Hello all,

This is my first taxify centred post, since taxify came to Abuja late 2017, a lot has happened. Uber had full control of the ride share space in the Federal Capital of Nigeria. They had all the partners, all the the driver's and of course, all the passengers.

No other ride sharing app had any real traction on the Abuja market, there was a horde of pretenders, to be sure.

Enter quite suddenly, taxify. And the story changed.
Taxify came into Abuja with a mission. They had the lowest ride fares, they had the lowest percentage cut on trips.

Because taxify understood the business model, they knew there was no point appealing to vehicle owners,
who would provide the cars to any rideshare company provided there was profit to be had.

The groups they needed to appeal to was the driver's and the passengers.

To start with, the registration was simplified and the drivers could register the vehicle on taxify's platform with minimal input from vehicle owner.

Then they reduced their fees, which meant drivers could take home more money despite lower fares.
Lastly, they courted the passengers, with the best incentive possible; lower fares, same quality.

Taxify knows everyone loves a bargain, and its operating in the most affordable band for its business model, even the passengers are happy with taxify fares.

The greatest coup taxify played on uber though, was piggybacking on the latter's success on the Abuja market.

At the point when taxify came in, uber had made ride sharing popular, the passengers were already used to the idea.

Uber had gathered all the vehicle owners, drivers and passengers in a nice neat bundle for taxify to take advantage of.

And boy did taxify take advantage of it, suddenly taxify seems to be the more popular ride sharing app approximately six months in.

But despite the popularity, I have noticed a trend.

Uber seems to have better service, the driver's seem more polite, as if adapting their services to fit with the higher fares on uber. I know of a driver who makes candy available for uber rides but closes the tray for taxify trips.

Also I have a feeling Uber is resisting the urge to enter into a pricing war with Taxify, so it has decided to cater to passengers who can afford more for better service.
Who really knows? I guess time will tell which way the graph will curve with these two ride sharing giants
Have a great week.


They had the lowest ride fares, they had the lowest percentage cut on trips.

Because taxify understood the business model. They knew there was no point appealing to vehicle owners.
Who would provide the cars to any rideshare company provided there was profit to be had.

The group's they needed to appeal to was the driver's and the passengers.

To start with, the registration was simplified and the drivers could register the vehicle on taxify's platform with minimal input from vehicle owner.

Then they reduced their fees, which meant drivers could take home more money despite lower fares.
Lastly, they courted the passengers, with the best incentive possible; lower fares, same quality.

Taxify knows everyone loves a bargain, andits operating in the most affordable band for its business model, even the passengers are happy with taxify fares.

The greatest coup taxify played on uber though, was piggybacking on the latter's success on the Abuja market.

At the point when taxify came in, uber had made ride sharing popular, the passengers were already used to the idea.

Uber had gathered all the vehicle owners, drivers and passengers in a nice neat bundle for taxify to take advantage of.

And boy did taxify take advantage of it, suddenly taxify seems to be the more popular ride sharing app approximately six months in.

But despite the popularity, I have noticed a trend.
Uber seems to have better service, the driver's seem more polite, as if adapting their services to fit with the higher fares on uber. I know of a driver who makes candy available for uber rides but closes the tray for taxify trips.

Also I have a feeling Uber is resisting the urge to enter into a pricing war with uber, so it has decided to cater to passengers who can afford more for better service.

Who really knows? I guess time will tell which way the graph will curve with these two ride sharing giants.

Have a great week.

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OAKSFIVEFARMS:
Hello all

HI sir, i'm a registered driver on the app, however I don't have a car of my own. Can you pair me with a partner, I really love the idea of ride sharing. I live in abuja and you can reach me on 0ninezero330six0ne96nine. Thanks million

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