I've only been doing Uber for less than a month but discipline is the key. Stay in one area and become an expert in that area. Tonight I was watching a lot of long distance fares being picked up by other drivers that paid less than the cost of driving. Know what happened? I stayed busy all night taking 10 and 12 dollar fares with less than 10-15 minute drive times because most of the other drivers drove themselves out of town chasing higher fares without any analysis and then they got sucked chasing around other fares. Don't be a lab rat. Be a rat with a plan..
I am a new Uber driver,I've learned a lot from watching your videos.I must say I've made a lot of mistakes that you have mentioned, but now I'm wiser, thank you.
In a big city like Boston where a good percentage of people are traveling by Uber you can do that (especially when the map is lit up like that). In smaller cities where people have vehicles or use public transportation during the day, the main time to make money is in the evening due to people having a social life. So I think it would be fair to say that it depends on what city you're Uber-ing in that allows you to cherry pick those types of pick ups. However, I get the logic behind what you're doing and it's a great idea! Kudos my friend!
agreed, plus boston people are biz types and spending 50 for an uber no biggie, as opposed to say Orlando where everybody has a car and vacation is on their mind not meetings etc.
In my market here in NJ Uber doesn’t provide upfront pricing nor show you your drop off because they know many passengers like to go to NY and it’s a loss for the NJ driver because once you get to NY I can’t pick anyone up from there and have to drive back empty, I drove some one from NJ to Long Island NY (about 1 hour and 30 min) got a total of $44 dollars for the trip and the rider didn’t tip either, to get back into NJ it took me 2hrs and 30 min because of traffic in the afternoon time a total loss of a day and money
I work in NJ mostly Ocean/Monmouth Counties. I will not go to NYC is a loss. if I get to the pickup and they tell me NYC I cancel it.this happen again 2 days ago person wanted to go to Long Island. He was screaming asking me why a accepted the request. I told him call Uber and complain to them and tell them to give the drivers drop off information . I told him I wasted my time and you wasted your time is not my fault I do not work for free see you bye.
I think u have to be on diamond for that i’m currently at gold and now tell me how long to get to pick up and how long is the drive but it doesn’t tell me how much yet
@@neostreamz7997 I use to be a Diamond when I did not know any better, I never saw location drop and the upfront payment. i will never do a long trip and then find out you only get pay 25.00 for a 3 hour turnaround
Making money from Uber is an excellent opportunity to diversify your income streams and build wealth. It's all about seizing the right opportunities and leveraging them effectively. I wasnt financial free until my 40’s and I’m still in my 40’s, bought my third car already, earn on a monthly basis and got 4 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing is a grand choice I made😊
I highly endorse Regina Louise Collaro, a US-based financial advisor and consultant. Partnering with an international organization, she has been instrumental in guiding my financial journey with unwavering support until my goals are met. Selecting the right financial consultant is as crucial as finding the right life partner, as both can significantly impact your life's trajectory. I'm grateful to have found the perfect financial consultant who has helped me achieve my financial objectives, from education to nearing retirement...
I've wanted to start investing for a while. Yet, I've always considered it to be late, and I believe I should quit putting things off. I'll absolutely contact Regina Louise Collaro to ask her for advice. Much thanks. This was quite helpful to me.
This is a shocker to see Regina Louise Collaro mentioned here. I always had mixed feelings about hiring an investment advisor. For the record, I started working with Regina in 2019, and she manages about 70% of my investments while I manage the other 30%. My philosophy is that I care more about my own money than anyone else, but she made me accept that she has a wealth of information on current conditions and future trends.❤
This is incredible the money you guys make. 80% of my rides are less than $10 and I have never made over $150 and half of it goes for my Gas. I only work part time
Same I work 2 days 8am to 7pm And I only make 400 3 dollars and 6 dollars ride only Plus I work in the suburbs area that mean if I drop off in the city I have to go back to the suburbs area Losing gas and mileage 😅
@@shazamfitness9471 If possible, you should try splitting your day instead. Starting at 4am has made ALL the difference for me in my market. Trains, planes, buses and business people stacked up to 9/10am
I work 2 days 8am to 7pm And I only make 400 3 dollars and 6 dollars ride only Plus I work in the suburbs area that mean if I drop off in the city I have to go back to the suburbs area Losing gas and mileage 😅
Ok if anyone new to uber make sure you do math on the miles and distance for That amount you gotta say its worth my time and how long you have drive back without any offers coming in. One thing i notice that miles and distance for each miles you only doing 10 cents per mile i bet you you not going make no money if you take $84 for 100 miles 1 or 2 hours drive and come 1 or 2 hours that 4 hours total how you going make money that day do your math. But hey if you hungry or very despite for money go head you helping other uber driver make money over you
There are no $50 trips in Orlando. The only $50 trip you'll get in Orlando is if you're driving someone to Tampa which is 100 miles away.. Uber is a rippoff for drivers in Orlando. Even $10 trips are few and far between. You get a lot of bullshit rides for $4. It's very frustrating.
LOL, i am a veteran, and i am just learning about this ... I usually try to be a diamond but I don't care after cashing my bonus February 1st i will just do this trick
When you are idle and to keep them from logging you off the platform, log out/log back in after 2 ignored requests, then they cant log you out the platform then you have to reset everything on the App settings.
I'd have taken literally every ride over $15, after 2 years of both Uber and Lyft I've seen a ride over $20 maybe 4 times even during concerts, events and rush hour lol.
If you're doing it. Do it on a busy weekend or for a whole month. Not on a slow day like Thanksgiving lo Strikes don't last 3 days. Boycott would be a better word.
I do the same thing. I don't take the really low paying trips. I do live in a medium size city though, so I don't make the huge dollars like in Boston. Still Imake more by waiting for the surge. It's a game. I haven't driven in a while, but am getting ready to do it again. I have Dasher app, and Uber Eats, but food delivery doesn't appeal to me at all.
Take advantage of location filters , start your morning at 400am wait till 500 am go to the busy part of town an put a 7-5 mile radius on the filter u can’t lose also fuck the acceptance rate don’t let them rob u
Don't take $3 or $4 uber eats because it get worse with that fare when uber decided to putt you in that matching its just get you $3 or $5 delivery and don't matter how long the drive or 30 miles away i know i got stuck with that match crap its suck ass im getting funneled cheap rides and delivery
Yea accepting a high paying trip means destination drop off is far and that means coming back with dead miles so basically you’ve driven more miles plus dead miles
Is different in every market. You must not live in well populated area. I can drive 20-40 miles and still be in a busy area. Not all markets are created equal, so speak for yourself.
Good, a semi "local" guy, lol I'm in Miami.. entertaining starting Uber due to unemployed recently. Orlando is like MIA, big city, so you get a volume of shorter trips or ? My concern of waiting for these long trips like say from Mia to Ft Lauderdale, is then finding a trip back to MIA or having to take trips in FTL and ending up farther and farther away or in less safe neighborhoods that I'm not familiar with.
UberX fare in Boston is at least 60% higher than UberX fare in Silicon Valley in California. UberX fare in Silicon Valley is < $1.00 per mile for each trip but UberX fare in Boston is ~$1.6 per mile for each trip. Could you estimate Uber's deduction rate from your earning statement? My earning statements show that Uber deducts 40%~50% from customer fare. For an example, Uber charges ~$20 (total ~25miles of trip) to the rider and UberX driver gains only ~$11 and Uber takes ~$9(~45% out of ~$20). It's good to see how much Uber deduct the fees in Boston.
I find it very hard to believe he can decline that many rides without putting his account at risk. Acceptance rate is key to keeping your account in good standing.
I don't do it by minutes I do it based on how many miles I have to drive to pick up the rider plus how many miles I have to drive the rider let's say the Total is 10 miles so if Uber pays me $18.00 I would accept the trip if they pay less I just forget about it, lately Uber in Chicago paying you less than a dollar a mile so I stopped driving all together .
Just started driving myself. If you decline rides, does it make the price go up? I've noticed that for a couple of rides, but I'm not sure about all of them. It was hard watching you decline that $84 ride though.
Its how long the trip do math if you want take 1 or 2 hour trip for $84 but then you have drive back that 1 or 2 hours ride if you hungry or desperate go head for 100 miles together lets see how much you make money that day
The only metric that matters is $/mile. Think of it in terms of assets vs. liabilities. Every mile you drive creates only two assets - a deduction and revenue. Meanwhile, every mile creates a host of liabilities - fuel cost, maintenance/repair cost, insurance liability, wear & tear, depreciation, etc. So you have to estimate what kind of mileage you're likely to put on the vehicle in a year ( easier after you've actually put in a few months ), add up ALL your reasonably anticipated costs of driving over that year - fuel, insurance, phone, tires, oil changes, etc, etc and divide it by the estimated mileage. That is your base. The MINIMUM you NEED to earn per mile JUST to maintain operations. Obviously, you then have to cherrypick your way to multiples of that per mile rate in order to actually turn a profit. In almost any case, we shouldn't be accepting any rides paying less than $1/mile regardless
My friends this is all about city where your working your place in Boston it's very busy all over Red zone. But I work IN New York in early morning start nothing busy if there is nothing in that city you have to take what so ever they take your Boston is busy thats why you reject & wait until you get good job
here In New York suburban area now is imposible to make a lot of money because uBER TOOK OUT THE PROMOTION challenge and the promotion by trip is lowwwwww as hell...
The 36.00 rides I get are long rides. I never see rides that high for shorter distances. I usually drive to make about 100 a day. I need to figure out what you’re doing.
PLEASE stop taking EVERY trip. UBER is RIPPING all of us OFF. Been driving 7 years. Im TIRED and DONE. About to go on a INTERVIEW. Ill keep that 40,000 miles a year off my car. People dont RESPECT anything now days. Its NOT worth it. I DON'T rationalize anymore. Ive been through 5 pay rates. Each time its CHEAPER and Cheaper for me. Taking 50-60% of your money. Always having the THREAT of deactivation. Bonuses used to be HUGE. Now its a JOKE.
The problem is that when you reject many orders waiting for the price you want Uber is automatically lowering your score as a driver and the time comes when you are disconnected from the application and you are out of work, The best way to make money is to work non-stop until you reach your purpose because every dollar counts.
I’ve been driving with an acceptance rate of 5-10% for nearly 3 YEARS. No issues so far. So when will Uber lower my score??? 😂 In the U.S. Uber cannot legally deactivate you from the app due to acceptance rates. We are classified as Independent Contractors and not employees. If they deactivate you for being picky and declining trips then you would be considered an employee and they’d owe you a lot of money in benefits and/or wages and overtime guarantees.
You are a liar and this is a false information Under and Lyft said drivers are self employed and refused to classified us as employee , so if they deactivate you , that is a good news and you can sue Them and there is the proof inside their website and you should read and understand the rules before making comment and misleading drivers , you can decline a million rides as self employed , the worst they can do to punish you is you lose your bonus
I understand , i get it .. i was going to ask questions. How do you deal with rating ? You must have the worst accepting rating ever .. is it ok for you to have worst rating ? Does uber take action if your accepting rate super low?
Guy in Chicago making above $3K a week with 1% acceptance. Plenty of others with below 10% making good money. I have 4% acceptance. Make good money on weekends.
Hi sir How Uber pay the driver I fill out everything on Uber app to driver but didn’t fill out any direct deposit And they said you ready to drive How they know where to sent money for me Thanks sir
Yeah but if you rejected bad one uber and rejected them not hurt your account they still going feed you trip and delivery. They did all that too make sure you accept anything come in not think you screwed yourself out of money
I don't get why he gets so many pick ups 10+ miles away. They are the ones that usually cancel just as you pull up. He is still making good money, I never see a lot of $20+ rides in a row. Boston seems like a good market.
@@dailysmelly9756ofcourse yes! Uber might sent you a 1st notice negative acceptance rate and after too much rejection they can suspend or close your account.
Check millage depending on where you live if it's 10 minutes away and a23 min trip you had to drive aways to get there then you drive them to there destination maybe worth it maybe not
I live in Rhode Island in about 45 minutes I went to drop off someone to the airport they send me 26 dólar for toll , but one thing is probably true, they make good money over there doing Uber for what I can see this guy doing and even avoid some clients
There is harsh consequences for drivers for not accepting trips.. if we decline over 3 % in Australia we get punished.... and in Australia we only given north south East or west for direction.. not addresses..
@@johndoh4064 Exactly. I used to think being a Diamond was so cool, haha I don't give an S... I won't pick up Latoya in the worse part of the City for 5 dollars or James mommas boy that lives in the middle of the woods for 10 bucks
They dont do bonus for how many rides its not like sparks driver app. Uber once in while they do $350 by this date but if they really going paid i dont know its first time they doing this
I have upfront pricing in upstate NY but I almost never see trips like you have coming across. I have recently staryed cherrypicking and I noticed that I'm no longer getting many short trip requests and fewer low paying jobs. But this only works when it is busy here and Rochester is not a busy city. Im seeing you reject jobs for $1 a minute... Those jobs are unicorns in my market. 😢
@@tacianibillo4983 yup i have almost 10 years working with them and i saw so many unfairs. They didn't support as the only thing they care is make a money no matter what. And if we ask drivers starting with things that aren't convenient for them, just diactivate ours accounts. Believe it or not. 🙋🏻♂😊
hes been doing it for 7 + years...And you stay where your at aftyere drop off for the next trip back,,,or type in a destination address...And you also can keep the ALGORITHM going at the same Average pay iof the LAST Trip...Works for me Im In Sourth Florida @ The HardRock Hotel...South Beach...Airportr...Aventura Mall...Yes Acceptance will go down but build it bac up...Common Sense...And Stay where your at for next call...
I'm in MIA, starting uber soon. Do you find his system works for those "$40+ rides"? I don't plan on doing the east. I plan on working Doral, Kendall, Hialeah, central MIA....by the airport; or as I understand the app shows you where it's busy and then I'll follow where it's busy. So stay where your at for the next call? I read to leave the app to auto accept the next call while your dropping off the last pax, but that doesn't make any sense, you'll get screwed. thoughts?
I've only been doing Uber for less than a month but discipline is the key. Stay in one area and become an expert in that area. Tonight I was watching a lot of long distance fares being picked up by other drivers that paid less than the cost of driving. Know what happened? I stayed busy all night taking 10 and 12 dollar fares with less than 10-15 minute drive times because most of the other drivers drove themselves out of town chasing higher fares without any analysis and then they got sucked chasing around other fares. Don't be a lab rat. Be a rat with a plan..
Yeah, it can be easy to fall into the trap of chasing the fairs. I learned not to do that early on.
Well said.
so its better to do short rides than longer rides?
I am a new Uber driver,I've learned a lot from watching your videos.I must say I've made a lot of mistakes that you have mentioned, but now I'm wiser, thank you.
@@lucretiam.9957 I’m a new UberX driver in Las Vegas with a big SUV. Only driving for 3 days and make about 100 dollars 💸 a day part time!🤗 4-5 hours
In a big city like Boston where a good percentage of people are traveling by Uber you can do that (especially when the map is lit up like that). In smaller cities where people have vehicles or use public transportation during the day, the main time to make money is in the evening due to people having a social life. So I think it would be fair to say that it depends on what city you're Uber-ing in that allows you to cherry pick those types of pick ups. However, I get the logic behind what you're doing and it's a great idea! Kudos my friend!
agreed, plus boston people are biz types and spending 50 for an uber no biggie, as opposed to say Orlando where everybody has a car and vacation is on their mind not meetings etc.
In my market here in NJ Uber doesn’t provide upfront pricing nor show you your drop off because they know many passengers like to go to NY and it’s a loss for the NJ driver because once you get to NY I can’t pick anyone up from there and have to drive back empty, I drove some one from NJ to Long Island NY (about 1 hour and 30 min) got a total of $44 dollars for the trip and the rider didn’t tip either, to get back into NJ it took me 2hrs and 30 min because of traffic in the afternoon time a total loss of a day and money
I work in NJ mostly Ocean/Monmouth Counties. I will not go to NYC is a loss. if I get to the pickup and they tell me NYC I cancel it.this happen again 2 days ago person wanted to go to Long Island. He was screaming asking me why a accepted the request. I told him call Uber and complain to them and tell them to give the drivers drop off information . I told him I wasted my time and you wasted your time is not my fault I do not work for free see you bye.
I think u have to be on diamond for that i’m currently at gold and now tell me how long to get to pick up and how long is the drive but it doesn’t tell me how much yet
@@neostreamz7997 I use to be a Diamond when I did not know any better, I never saw location drop and the upfront payment. i will never do a long trip and then find out you only get pay 25.00 for a 3 hour turnaround
Ouch!!
I'm in NJ as well, and not seeing pricing up front leaves you in limbo!!
Making money from Uber is an excellent opportunity to diversify your income streams and build wealth. It's all about seizing the right opportunities and leveraging them effectively. I wasnt financial free until my 40’s and I’m still in my 40’s, bought my third car already, earn on a monthly basis and got 4 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing is a grand choice I made😊
I highly endorse Regina Louise Collaro, a US-based financial advisor and consultant. Partnering with an international organization, she has been instrumental in guiding my financial journey with unwavering support until my goals are met. Selecting the right financial consultant is as crucial as finding the right life partner, as both can significantly impact your life's trajectory. I'm grateful to have found the perfect financial consultant who has helped me achieve my financial objectives, from education to nearing retirement...
I've wanted to start investing for a while. Yet, I've always considered it to be late, and I believe I should quit putting things off. I'll absolutely contact Regina Louise Collaro to ask her for advice. Much thanks. This was quite helpful to me.
This is a shocker to see Regina Louise Collaro mentioned here. I always had mixed feelings about hiring an investment advisor. For the record, I started working with Regina in 2019, and she manages about 70% of my investments while I manage the other 30%. My philosophy is that I care more about my own money than anyone else, but she made me accept that she has a wealth of information on current conditions and future trends.❤
These numbers are crazy high. If you are a driver before pandemic like i did, these numbers are rare. $460 a day is a jackpot!
This is incredible the money you guys make. 80% of my rides are less than $10 and I have never made over $150 and half of it goes for my Gas. I only work part time
Same I work 2 days
8am to 7pm
And I only make 400
3 dollars and 6 dollars ride only
Plus I work in the suburbs area
that mean
if I drop off in the city
I have to go back to the suburbs area
Losing gas and mileage 😅
@@shazamfitness9471 If possible, you should try splitting your day instead. Starting at 4am has made ALL the difference for me in my market. Trains, planes, buses and business people stacked up to 9/10am
the market he is in has brutal traffic, look at the travel time
Which state are you are working sir?
which state do u drive Mr. Mohamed?
Very smart guy. Pick and choose wisely cause Uber doesn’t care!
I work 2 days
8am to 7pm
And I only make 400
3 dollars and 6 dollars ride only
Plus I work in the suburbs area
that mean
if I drop off in the city
I have to go back to the suburbs area
Losing gas and mileage 😅
Im in a Black on Black 3 Row Mini Van...Flex Fuel SAVES so much gas !!!...Dodge GT Caravan
get a Prius youl never go back
Ok if anyone new to uber make sure you do math on the miles and distance for That amount you gotta say its worth my time and how long you have drive back without any offers coming in. One thing i notice that miles and distance for each miles you only doing 10 cents per mile i bet you you not going make no money if you take $84 for 100 miles 1 or 2 hours drive and come 1 or 2 hours that 4 hours total how you going make money that day do your math. But hey if you hungry or very despite for money go head you helping other uber driver make money over you
This will vary from market to market. Small and medium markets you'd be lucky to get anything at all.
Spot on!! Same way i do it in south 🇿🇦
I still make same amount as drivers driving all day no rest.
There are no $50 trips in Orlando. The only $50 trip you'll get in Orlando is if you're driving someone to Tampa which is 100 miles away.. Uber is a rippoff for drivers in Orlando. Even $10 trips are few and far between. You get a lot of bullshit rides for $4. It's very frustrating.
I had 43 minutes trip for $55 plus tip in Orlando
I'm a new Uber driver in Miami. I got less than $1 per miles all the time. 😱
LOL, i am a veteran, and i am just learning about this ... I usually try to be a diamond but I don't care after cashing my bonus February 1st i will just do this trick
Yea I try to avoid Miami. Heavy traffic and too busy and payouts are trash. I stay north
@@viyau10 😉 Is it Boca Raton, Parkland or more north ?
@@wesleytam4861 I try to stay by the coast
@@viyau10 Oh. I see. 🤝
When you are idle and to keep them from logging you off the platform, log out/log back in after 2 ignored requests, then they cant log you out the platform then you have to reset everything on the App settings.
You're a smart driver.
What type of vehicle you drive?
In Michigan you receive max $20 trip driving after 15 miles
I'd have taken literally every ride over $15, after 2 years of both Uber and Lyft I've seen a ride over $20 maybe 4 times even during concerts, events and rush hour lol.
yeah. That was so hard to just watch. He turned down a $54 trip!?!
@@zach_blackburn I saw it $54 for around 45-50 minutes of total driving?.. I've done rides that long for $18-25 normally in my market (Cleveland)
Y’all market is terrible! In STL we get 80 usd for 1 hr trips sometimes. Half the roses that pop up are 20 usd. Really makes me wanna go full time.
Dahm in Texas we don’t get near that much per mile I’m like holy fuck looking at those offers! We are lucky to get a $1 per mile on a trip.
Is because the cost of living variation
We don’t get good surge prices either
Is Boston supporting the gig worker strike starting 23 Nivember? Lyft, uber, door dash, all delivery drivers. We need better pay and safety
If you're doing it. Do it on a busy weekend or for a whole month. Not on a slow day like Thanksgiving lo
Strikes don't last 3 days.
Boycott would be a better word.
From Connecticut. When I go to Boston or nyc I usually Uber around. I don’t know local transportation and uber is just simple. Thank you Uber
I do the same thing. I don't take the really low paying trips. I do live in a medium size city though, so I don't make the huge dollars like in Boston. Still Imake more by waiting for the surge. It's a game. I haven't driven in a while, but am getting ready to do it again. I have Dasher app, and Uber Eats, but food delivery doesn't appeal to me at all.
I live in Montreal Canada. We never get rides not more than 25$ 😢 most of the time is 10$-15$, or even less😭
Take advantage of location filters , start your morning at 400am wait till 500 am go to the busy part of town an put a 7-5 mile radius on the filter u can’t lose also fuck the acceptance rate don’t let them rob u
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Great 👍 video 😊 I do the same on Uber eats I accept only orders that's worth taking unlike them other fools who accept $3 to $4 trips
Don't take $3 or $4 uber eats because it get worse with that fare when uber decided to putt you in that matching its just get you $3 or $5 delivery and don't matter how long the drive or 30 miles away i know i got stuck with that match crap its suck ass im getting funneled cheap rides and delivery
Well, probably they're not fools but just new drivers/couriers learning about how the business works!
Yea accepting a high paying trip means destination drop off is far and that means coming back with dead miles so basically you’ve driven more miles plus dead miles
Is different in every market. You must not live in well populated area.
I can drive 20-40 miles and still be in a busy area. Not all markets are created equal, so speak for yourself.
Nah. Cuz then you turn on destination filter and only start to drive back if you have trips to take you back so you're not wasting money.
My friend welcome back I love your honest video.
That doesn’t apply for every market, here in Orlando Florida you don’t see those numbers so here is about mileage and not about time.
Good, a semi "local" guy, lol I'm in Miami.. entertaining starting Uber due to unemployed recently. Orlando is like MIA, big city, so you get a volume of shorter trips or ? My concern of waiting for these long trips like say from Mia to Ft Lauderdale, is then finding a trip back to MIA or having to take trips in FTL and ending up farther and farther away or in less safe neighborhoods that I'm not familiar with.
@@wuaname8441 Only few long trips in Orlando market is over saturated probably 1 worth ride per hour.
Good video. Thank you for sharing this Information. I’m researching before I decide
UberX fare in Boston is at least 60% higher than UberX fare in Silicon Valley in California. UberX fare in Silicon Valley is < $1.00 per mile for each trip but UberX fare in Boston is ~$1.6 per mile for each trip. Could you estimate Uber's deduction rate from your earning statement? My earning statements show that Uber deducts 40%~50% from customer fare.
For an example, Uber charges ~$20 (total ~25miles of trip) to the rider and UberX driver gains only ~$11 and Uber takes ~$9(~45% out of ~$20). It's good to see how much Uber deduct the fees in Boston.
I find it very hard to believe he can decline that many rides without putting his account at risk. Acceptance rate is key to keeping your account in good standing.
Thanks for this video! It's a big help!
Ty for making this
Good information Tarbash
Thanks for sharing
Hussein
7 years ago trip from Philly to Manhattan $350 on a 3.5x surge early morning those were the good days
I don't do it by minutes I do it based on how many miles I have to drive to pick up the rider plus how many miles I have to drive the rider let's say the Total is 10 miles so if Uber pays me $18.00 I would accept the trip if they pay less I just forget about it, lately Uber in Chicago paying you less than a dollar a mile so I stopped driving all together .
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Damn $40 $50 rides are crazy and he just rejecting them 😵💫
I know I was like wtf? I don’t get to see this kind of crazy offers from Lyft or Uber in my area either and I am in the North Bay Area, CA.
Just started driving myself. If you decline rides, does it make the price go up? I've noticed that for a couple of rides, but I'm not sure about all of them. It was hard watching you decline that $84 ride though.
Its how long the trip do math if you want take 1 or 2 hour trip for $84 but then you have drive back that 1 or 2 hours ride if you hungry or desperate go head for 100 miles together lets see how much you make money that day
@@azondaxx Thats not what he asked
The only metric that matters is $/mile. Think of it in terms of assets vs. liabilities. Every mile you drive creates only two assets - a deduction and revenue. Meanwhile, every mile creates a host of liabilities - fuel cost, maintenance/repair cost, insurance liability, wear & tear, depreciation, etc. So you have to estimate what kind of mileage you're likely to put on the vehicle in a year ( easier after you've actually put in a few months ), add up ALL your reasonably anticipated costs of driving over that year - fuel, insurance, phone, tires, oil changes, etc, etc and divide it by the estimated mileage. That is your base. The MINIMUM you NEED to earn per mile JUST to maintain operations. Obviously, you then have to cherrypick your way to multiples of that per mile rate in order to actually turn a profit. In almost any case, we shouldn't be accepting any rides paying less than $1/mile regardless
@@johndoh4064if you drive a Prius your making alot more then the ones that don't 😅
@@genxchas I drive a hybrid so I can confirm that. But it doesn't invalidate what I stated above
Thank for sharing I wish I could make that money in Savannah Georgia
My friends this is all about city where your working your place in Boston it's very busy all over Red zone. But I work IN New York in early morning start nothing busy if there is nothing in that city you have to take what so ever they take your Boston is busy thats why you reject & wait until you get good job
here In New York suburban area now is imposible to make a lot of money because uBER TOOK OUT THE PROMOTION challenge and the promotion by trip is lowwwwww as hell...
over in ny its not bad i make 400 in 13 hrs working 2 days friday and saturday
When was that before Covid or recent
Love ❤️ that accent..Cool man.
The 36.00 rides I get are long rides. I never see rides that high for shorter distances. I usually drive to make about 100 a day. I need to figure out what you’re doing.
yep with eats i would do 3 0r 4 per trip it adds up...same concept use the Algorithm
So how do you keep your platinum diamond status by doing that?
PLEASE stop taking EVERY trip. UBER is RIPPING all of us OFF. Been driving 7 years. Im TIRED and DONE. About to go on a INTERVIEW. Ill keep that 40,000 miles a year off my car. People dont RESPECT anything now days. Its NOT worth it. I DON'T rationalize anymore. Ive been through 5 pay rates. Each time its CHEAPER and Cheaper for me. Taking 50-60% of your money. Always having the THREAT of deactivation. Bonuses used to be HUGE. Now its a JOKE.
what is your acceptance rate and did uber ever notify you with cancelling you for lower acceptance rate
The problem is that when you reject many orders waiting for the price you want Uber is automatically lowering your score as a driver and the time comes when you are disconnected from the application and you are out of work, The best way to make money is to work non-stop until you reach your purpose because every dollar counts.
I agree
I heard the rating doesn’t really count ? I’m confused now lol I hardly see any good rides around here (Salinas )
I’ve been driving with an acceptance rate of 5-10% for nearly 3 YEARS. No issues so far. So when will Uber lower my score??? 😂
In the U.S. Uber cannot legally deactivate you from the app due to acceptance rates. We are classified as Independent Contractors and not employees. If they deactivate you for being picky and declining trips then you would be considered an employee and they’d owe you a lot of money in benefits and/or wages and overtime guarantees.
You are a liar and this is a false information
Under and Lyft said drivers are self employed and refused to classified us as employee , so if they deactivate you , that is a good news and you can sue
Them and there is the proof inside their website and you should read and understand the rules before making comment and misleading drivers , you can decline a million rides as self employed , the worst they can do to punish you is you lose your bonus
@@Chiweeniedad I like smart drivers when they do the math
Great advice. Thank you.
I understand , i get it .. i was going to ask questions. How do you deal with rating ? You must have the worst accepting rating ever .. is it ok for you to have worst rating ? Does uber take action if your accepting rate super low?
I want to know too.
Is there consequences for you not accepting trips?
In Australia your acceptance rate must be below 3 percent or you get harsh penalties..
No
Yes there is. They are on to this tricks
Guy in Chicago making above $3K a week with 1% acceptance. Plenty of others with below 10% making good money.
I have 4% acceptance. Make good money on weekends.
@@J__7777 I thought they drop you if you have below 90% acceptance? Or something like that?
Hello and thank you for taking time to share your strategies - would you please share your thoughts on acceptance ratings - thank you in advance
Thts wut I was wondering
What’s your drivers rating?
We work in Qatar very bad situation uber barek no call at once 15 hours working then make it 96 dollar.😢😢😢😢
Hello!
Does it require to have a special license/plate or insurance to drive Uber in Boston area?
Thank you!
No ！ just regular driver license and auto insurance 😂
How do you make 500 a day? How many hours and how many trips do you have to accept?
In orlando 55 cent a mile uber 73 cent lyft its a rip off I only made 214 dollars yesterday since 5:30 AM TO 8pm
Hi sir
How Uber pay the driver
I fill out everything on Uber app to driver but didn’t fill out any direct deposit
And they said you ready to drive
How they know where to sent money for me
Thanks sir
now i wanna uber in boston. in los angeles i get $30 call maybe once 30 minutes.
Very Helpful video but still why do I feel little mad when you decline a $50+ ride 😂
Fr and they all take like 40 min, i wouldve taken them all and made like 1000$ and take the day off tomorrow
Fresno, California and I have to drive all day. Because almost every ride is barely 3 to 4 bucks
All thanks to #Spark_Techz he was able to help out on this bro he can help you out
Doesn't rejecting rides would end up your account in cancelation?
People making $1500-$3000 with less than 10% acceptance and even 1%
The apps use scare tactics to exploit you and make you work for free or way less
No, only if you accept and then cancel too many times
Yeah but if you rejected bad one uber and rejected them not hurt your account they still going feed you trip and delivery. They did all that too make sure you accept anything come in not think you screwed yourself out of money
No...because we are independent contractors....we are not employees
nop.
Uber charge passenger $1.75 per mile in Boston...but in Orlando Uber charge passenger 75c per mile..
Because of your all requests has high prices...
And because there's smarter drivers in Boston lol
here in houston its 69c lol
I don't get why he gets so many pick ups 10+ miles away. They are the ones that usually cancel just as you pull up. He is still making good money, I never see a lot of $20+ rides in a row.
Boston seems like a good market.
I have in Boston
If you reject or don't accept so many rides, does it not negatively affect your ratio and standing with Uber?
Doesn’t matter
@@sunshinenbacon9448 but there is a ratio for it. But you are saying it doesn't affect anything?
@@dailysmelly9756ofcourse yes! Uber might sent you a 1st notice negative acceptance rate and after too much rejection they can suspend or close your account.
Sir could you please help me I lost my account I do just Uber eats i really love this job but my account deactivated if you can help me in that please
I live in Westchester New York and I’m considering doing Uber for some extra cash while I learn how to be a barber
Your average pay is $40/hr. Seems like any ride offering +$60/hr is a good deal.
I WAIT for higher rides. I love the longer trips.
Smart strategy. Thanks for the video
Sir which car do you drive ?
Come & try to work in New York city anytime let's see how much you can reject the job. New York city big city but no work.
So only accept rides that are 20$ minimum?
Check millage depending on where you live if it's 10 minutes away and a23 min trip you had to drive aways to get there then you drive them to there destination maybe worth it maybe not
I need to move to boston
to drive uber ???
I live in Rhode Island in about 45 minutes I went to drop off someone to the airport they send me 26 dólar for toll , but one thing is probably true, they make good money over there doing Uber for what I can see this guy doing and even avoid some clients
From Rhode Island to Boston 45 minutes driving
There is harsh consequences for drivers for not accepting trips.. if we decline over 3 % in Australia we get punished.... and in Australia we only given north south East or west for direction.. not addresses..
Is why he's a blue driver. Will never exceed that level and yet he thinks he's clever lol
@@darrenlyons1277 And yet you're so clever as to think ratings means more than $$$$
@@johndoh4064 Perfect response!!!
Make money and forget about ANY allegiance with Uber or Lyft......they don't care about you!
@@johndoh4064 Exactly. I used to think being a Diamond was so cool, haha I don't give an S... I won't pick up Latoya in the worse part of the City for 5 dollars or James mommas boy that lives in the middle of the woods for 10 bucks
@@johndoh4064 he is 100% right ratings dont mean shit😂😂😂😂
How much bonus did you get for the 30 rides? You need to mention it since you were at 28 of 30 in the Quest.
They dont do bonus for how many rides its not like sparks driver app. Uber once in while they do $350 by this date but if they really going paid i dont know its first time they doing this
@@azondaxx uhm yea the do I get them every week
I have upfront pricing in upstate NY but I almost never see trips like you have coming across. I have recently staryed cherrypicking and I noticed that I'm no longer getting many short trip requests and fewer low paying jobs. But this only works when it is busy here and Rochester is not a busy city. Im seeing you reject jobs for $1 a minute... Those jobs are unicorns in my market. 😢
Doesn’t that affect your acceptance and cancellation rates and then you get deactivated?
Yep I was thinking the same thing
Yes they can!!! That's why not sure if is GOOD IDEA STRATEGY OR NOT.
Is it ok to decline constantly
Nope , here in Illinois can deactivate your account for low rate acceptance.
@@mf1602ful so you try to accept often
@@tacianibillo4983 yup i have almost 10 years working with them and i saw so many unfairs.
They didn't support as the only thing they care is make a money no matter what.
And if we ask drivers starting with things that aren't convenient for them, just diactivate ours accounts.
Believe it or not.
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what car is he driving to get that trip . in two mounth i havent see $15,20,25 trips yust 7,9,11,
I only have 3 seconds to accept a ride . How can I increase the time ? beeps 4 times
Why i can not see on screen how many mil will be rideshare
How much did you make per hour?
My Uber doesn’t show the details of my rides before I accept them. Can you help with that?
All thanks to #Spark_Techz he was able to help out on this bro he can help you out
hes been doing it for 7 + years...And you stay where your at aftyere drop off for the next trip back,,,or type in a destination address...And you also can keep the ALGORITHM going at the same Average pay iof the LAST Trip...Works for me Im In Sourth Florida @ The HardRock Hotel...South Beach...Airportr...Aventura Mall...Yes Acceptance will go down but build it bac up...Common Sense...And Stay where your at for next call...
I'm in MIA, starting uber soon. Do you find his system works for those "$40+ rides"? I don't plan on doing the east. I plan on working Doral, Kendall, Hialeah, central MIA....by the airport; or as I understand the app shows you where it's busy and then I'll follow where it's busy. So stay where your at for the next call? I read to leave the app to auto accept the next call while your dropping off the last pax, but that doesn't make any sense, you'll get screwed. thoughts?
Are you vietnamese????
Hi how are you from Boston as well.
Bro is it a good idea to drive in boston?
It would depend on the cost of living and how many hours you work and how smart you are when accepting rides.
Oh ok then I rather keep busting IT rats
You passed up 60$ for a 30 min drive. Crazy
It works when is busy otherwise won't work.
in Australia we have different uber app we cant see the prizw
Which cities in America should I choose to run Uber-Lyft??
Nyc
Brother chain your job Uber and lyft it's not working anymore you don't make money in order to leave anymore that's it you got to change your job
very bussy in boston ,come in london to make 150 driving 10 hours
what about making the promotion pay. some of the promotions require you have less than a certain amount of declines. What do you do about that?
Much like surge, I ignore ALL promo BS
Ignore the criminal Zionists promo
I work 5 day a week here in boston and i make the samen among but i work in the night shift 5:00 pm to 3:00 am
How much a week. I’m about to start doing Uber in BOS too.
how can come you can see the amount how do you that?
Mine does not show the dollar payout….is it a setting??