QUOTE(Nymphetamine666 @ Sep 12 2016, 02:14 AM)
I doing it online. I see. Shall wait couple of days then.
For driver which one are more lucrative(the fare)? Uber or Grab? Around RM?? Take for example Shah Alam to KL Sentral.
Of course Grab.
As for a start
1. Uber fee is now 25% (unless you signed up before March 2016) versus Grab fee 20%
2. Uber Peak Hour Guarantee is mere guarantee with tonnes of term and conditions, which make it not worth while to chase for it versus Grab base on number of trip
3. Uber unilateral change and give up promotion to rider, at the expense of driver (example, current promo RM5 free from Thursday night till Sunday night) encourage more rider, but this encourage more short trip (and more and more drivers switched to Grab, thus, you will get more and more request where you need to travel further to pick up location just for a short ride. Example, request for 10km away just to travel 2km. And, for Uber driver, you would never know the rider destination until you start the trip, aka the rider enter the car.
4. Uber cash payment is based on computer calculation. Say RM10.07 or RM5.03, what amount you going to collect from rider? Very seldom rider will pay you RM11 or RM6 and keep the change. Lucky if you received RM10.10 or RM5.03. Most probably they will expect you to give them change (you don't give back change, they complain say you cheat or give you low rating, which risk you being banned later). Or, some even worse, auto discount for you and quickly exit the car. Grab is automatically rounded to nearest RM. You complain to Uber, their standard reply will be "they will not responsible for it" aka suck it yourself....
5. Only thing equal is that Uber will compensate you if the rider ffk you (only if you reach the destination and at least waited 5 minutes). If you on the way, the rider cancel, or you reach pick up destination, rider decide to cancel in 4min 59 sec, tough luck, you sendiri tanggung. Grab give you nothing.
For more discussion on Uber based on driver feedback, feel free to look at
this thread...especially on the last few page, where more and more drivers getting frustrated with Uber Malaysia arrogance, and switching to Grab.
My advice to you, if you sign up, just hit the welcome incentive, then, cabut, switch to Grab