Taking cue from the Incredible RM1 Rides campaign, GrabCar is lowering their base fare to RM1.
Removal of minimum charge, therefore, short rides below 5km will no longer be subjected to the RM7 minimum fare.

do you have any further details on the complete fare charge?

such as each KM how much and etc?

You CAN'T choose and you WON'T know the the Uber rider is CASH trips UNTIL you swipe the START TRIPS button.
There is a grey button above the Complete Trips ask you to "Collect Cash" before you can swipe the Complete button.

Location, Rating etc..
You won't know how he look, what he wear, what payment mode, how many of them, female/male. Just no.

I assume Black will also be accepting cash. Imagine those construction worker request for Black. Make the BMW busuk

I thought the purpose of Uber is to be cashless?

Uber is getting butthurt by GC maybe?

Since GC accept cash and so many riders.

I see meaning can be less than rm7 looking at all how u guys talk. But then how less can you go? My home to my place of work is still rm8. Around 3.5km distance.

for u no affected maybe?

but some people (i experienced before) do call for car even though the distance less than 500m

i earned only RM1.5 for that...screw my life...LOL

Seriously? Your time wasted on your journey went to pick them up.

luckily i was just right in front of the entrance when the ping come...at 1u...but that is the only time la

Wow malasnyee the guy.

Uber is becoming a farce in Malaysia. Why are they allowing cash payments?

"No cash, no tip, no hassle
When you arrive at your destination, just hop out—we’ll automatically charge the credit card on file. And there’s no need to tip."

because they are losing out in the market

even Singapore started Cash Trips since last week.

Asia's market not yet mature enough maybe?

start this week, Singapore Uber reduce fare around 15%, reduce base fare to S$3.00... Malaysia base fare reduce again soon??

http://www.bloomberg.com/gadfly/articles/2.../uber-disrupted
The ride-hailing app reduced its prices in the city-state by about 15 percent this week amid fierce competition from local startup Grab and more aggressive strategies from existing taxi companies. From April 13, Uber's private car service, UberX, will charge S$3.00 ($2.20) as its base fare, lower than the cheapest flag-down rate of S$3.20 for local taxis. Subsequent per kilometer charges have also been revised downward. Uber may be forced to do the same in other parts of the world, where outfits such as Lyft and Gett are nipping at its heels.

This post has been edited by propusers: Apr 18 2016, 02:49 PM

Competition and as well need more money to burn in China market. I read a news somewhere else where they losing money in China.

In the end drivers suffer. Getting much tougher adi

since now GC and Uber having same deal...might as well go GC cause of their incentives

http://www.businessinsider.com/r-uber-says...?IR=T&r=US&IR=T

UBER CEO: 'We're losing over $1 billion a year in China'

1B a year!!

Aprox. RM 4 billion.

Hey i asked this before. I really dunno how uber or gc making money.

Me i just ride only and pay. Waiting for the next good promo from gc...and maybe uber. And prefer credit card. Also dunt like the hassle of paying cash. And use credit card can give me points too. Who needs cash.