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This guy was very helpful and informative, and there was a really bad accident on the other side of the highway he was going to have to deal with on the way back. I was going to tip ~60% but apparently I'm restricted to about ~30%.
It's very unfair and corrupt that a corporation of Uber's size can limit tips to the workers that are the entire reason they exist.
Uber is shitty and absolutely steals tips in inventive ways, source I am an Uber driver. But I know they don't limit it to a percentage because I get plenty of $10-$20 tips on ~$10 rides.
I used to do food delivery for Uber/DD/Grubhub, etc. so I kind of know how it goes... I also never use Uber personally except for the few times I've been to foreign countries without good public transport, so this is the first time I've seen asshole behavior on the customer side of Uber.
I'm well aware of how shitty they are to their drivers. I remember getting $4usd orders some days. It just makes me feel ill knowing that he probably got a shitty cut of the full bill, and I can't tip him what I feel is fair.
Tip cash?
Very very rarely.
Possibly to reduce "rides" that are just drug deals. But equally possible just Uber being shitty.
Or scams, theft, or literal extortion. I'm not saying the limit should be 30%, but no limit would be extremely reckless.
Or even a simple feature against misclicks
This ^.
It’s anti fraud.
Take a taxi, don't give your cash to a company who s on the BDS list.
Thats eaiser said than done when Uber in alot of areas wiped out other taxi businesses.
"Or add more in cash." Honestly, I don't believe that Uber doesn't steal from tips so cash tipping is what I'd do if I was rich enough to use Uber.
Uber drivers should start hauling around ATMs in their cars.
They could get one of those little credit card terminals that attach to your phone but that's kind of a pain to have to pull that out if someone wants to tip more. Easier would probably be just listing their cashapp or Venmo or whatever username and having it posted somewhere in the vehicle. But then you'd probably get that one customer who ruins it for everyone by like reporting it to Uber like 'i felt pressured to leave an extra tip'
Oh, that's a great idea. If they empty ATMs the they won't have to drive Uber anymore. And it's a victimless crime to boot.
That's....not.... what I meant.
But it is a good idea!
you said what you said
It's always a good idea to carry cash around, for circumstances like this
Agreed, but in this situation I was out of the car before opening the app to tip. If I had known beforehand, I definitely would've given him cash.
How I see it is:
If you accidentally tapped an extra zero, you'd probably be extremely infuriated. I guess they made it this way so that doesnt happen. Cuz corporate dont wanna deal with chargebacks.
the proper way to fix this would be to ask to hold a button for confirmation for any tip above e.g. 30%, not ban it
It's very unfair and corrupt that a country of USA's size has an artificial culture of voluntarily paying people whatever because you can't just agree on an upfront price like rest of world.
It's very annoying that people from the USA assume everyone else is. This coming from a USAian. The screenshot literally shows Mexican pesos
USAian
JFC lol
Figured I'd specify in this case since Mexico is also American, but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Mexico is even technically a US of A, because they're the officially (when translated to English) the United Mexican States, and in America
Touché
Buddy, the screenshot is in Mexican Pesos. Why are you talking about the USA?
It’s to suppress money laundering and fraud.
Uber is greedy, but this makes perfect sense. If they didn’t do this, they’d already be bankrupt or shut down.
Bet the rate would be low in usd
Honestly, I'd give him cash because I'm sure Uber would find some way to take their cut. Say it's to cover credit card charges or processing fees or something.
A cab ride cost you $400 before tipping???
It looks like it is in Mexican Pesos. 250 pesos is about 13.50 usd.
Ah. That makes more sense. Thank you!
It really didn't occur to you that MX$ isn't USD?
Yes. I don't use Uber, so I did not know what MX$250.00 meant in that app.
It did not occur to me to refer to another country's currency in terms of dollars, which is how that looks to me (MX$ = "MX Dollars").
Also, thank you for correcting me, but you also come across as a bit rude.
Mexican Pesos have existed long before Uber, lol. "MX$" isn't unique to the Uber app...
$ was used for pesos before the U.S. existed. It evolved from an abbreviation of ps for Spanish peso.
TIL. Today's lucky 10,000. Thanks!
There are a lot of countries that use a currency called "dollars", Canada, Australia, NZ, Hong Kong, Singapore, Fiji, I'm sure there's way more that I don't know or remember.
The taxi ride I'm going to make today will probably cost that much. 20 miles, Germany. But my health insurance pays.
I think I would buy a bike, ride it there, and abandon it at my destination for that price!
but my health insurance pays
I imagine that might have something to do with why he's taking a cab
I have a bike, but I can't ride it because I've had an operation.
So I went down a rabbit hole on this... Yes, it's complete bullshit technicality.
It's called a "controlled tip", because it flows through the company payment process via credit cards or payment method. In case anyone was wondering. At least as far as I know.
Legally, tips are 100% property of the employee.