A few additional important points about Juicing: - Scooters become 'live' for gathering (called "Harvesting") at 9:00PM. You can still gather scooters before 9:00PM but the majority become live at 9:00PM. - While initially it can be fun to scavenge for scooters note a lot of these are down alleyways or in residential areas making harvesting challenging at times. Additionally there is no way to reserve a scooter you intend on harvesting. What happens is other Juicers may get to your scooter minutes or even seconds before you which is extremely frustrating. I've spoken with Lime directly about the need to have a reservation system for harvesting. - Note the scooter payout minimum here in San Diego, CA is now $4. This is down from the recent minimum of $5 and even lower than the market launch minimum of $7 - All charged scooters must be served at designated serve hubs by 7:00AM or earlier. You must maintain a serve accuracy percentage to stay on the platform (mine is 80%, not sure if this varies)
When you say difficult to find ones, what do you mean by that. Also, does it give you some sort of idea where it is on a GPS or are they dead as in won't come up on a GPS either
Unfortunately for me, I don't drive (never learned because I've always lived in a city, so there's no point). I could easily pick up scooters on my bike, but Lime requires juicers to have a driver's license. It kinda defeats the object of being an environmentally friendly company when Lime requires their juicers to drive a car.
Having a driver's license has nothing to do with owning a car. This is really an insurance and safety issue. State and county laws require it. The license helps Lime get a glimpse of how responsible you are and it's a liability issue to have you working with something you can't legally ride or reasonably transport. If you don't drive or have a license, get one. Find a family member or friend willing to teach you and use their car for the test. When you get your license, never ever let it lapse even if you don't have a car.
This is environmentally friendly tho imagine on the corner or every road they have big ass chargers nah one guy with a truck can go out and pickup 20 scooters and then take them to his house
@@User-yc6ii I don't have one of those either, and I don't see why I should have to get one when I don't intend to ever drive a car. In short, you're missing the point.
I was considering doing this, but the fact that they make you order the chargers is a turn off to me. Sure they’re fairly cheap but it’s the principle. You’re basically keeping them in business and they still want you to purchase them. Screw that😒
Lime is a joke in Oklahoma City. Some company obviously signed a deal with them to collect and charge the scooters. I applied very early and never got chargers. You’ll see these trucks at night with 2 or 3 guys in reflective vests tossing scooters in the back. I’ve never seen a Joe Schmoe out collecting scooters since they arrived here. It’s a scam.
Lime does have technicians that grab scooters that require servicing. I've talked with a few that are driving a cargo van like you described. That would be very interesting if they're in fact charging them as well.
Robert Alvarez you have to buy the changers but with the code will cost you about 5 dollars! I wait for the changers to and never came so I find out that I have to buy them, but not really buy them!
Hey so I'm currently in the process for signing up as a Juicer. My profile is supposedly 83% complete and I'm at the "order chargers" section which I couldn't get past without ordering them (even though I already have a good amount.) I just ordered the chargers for $37 and I STILL can't get past the order chargers section. Can anyone help me with this? If it's anything that matters, I'm in Atlanta, they never sent the "how to juice course" to my Gmail account and I'm making my Lime account through a site called Fountain. Thanks!
Thank you so much. I plan on making money because I’m 14 and not many jobs will accept 14 year olds so I plan on doing some lime juicing while I try to kickstart my (hopefully) future acting careful
Do you have to live in a city that has Lime scooters in order to become a juicer? I live 45 mins to an hour from the nearest city with Lime Scooters. I ask because you say you have bring the scooters "home" in order to charge them. Thanks for the vid!
im like 99% sure yes, but it would be so not worth it. Scooters disappear within like 10 minutes usually cuz they hire so many. Driving that far round trip every day would be a nightmare, trust me. i live 15 mins from downtown denver and its almost too far.
One day, I lost control of my body. While sober and still being fully conscious, God started speaking to me and He said "follow me or die." I don't know you or what you've been through, but you matter. I grew up in church always hearing about God but I decided to do my own thing. Doing drugs and chasing girls, among other things. I did it for years and I was depressed for years.. after being arrested I stopped doing drugs... that's when God scared me straight, for years I had the opportunity to accept Jesus as Lord but I never did, so God had to wake me up. After all these years I'm glad God said what He said. It was like someone pushing another person out of the way of a speeding car, to the person that was pushed it might seem rude.. but after that person gets a hold of themselves and looks back, they will realize that they needed to be pushed. Jesus Christ loves you and so do I. God bless you
@therideshareguy the link you provided to sign up for lime juicer is not working it says its not supported . Do you have a different link perhaps? I tried to find one and the actual limejicer website just opens my lime account up to ride. Help please ty 🔋🔌
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A few additional important points about Juicing:
- Scooters become 'live' for gathering (called "Harvesting") at 9:00PM. You can still gather scooters before 9:00PM but the majority become live at 9:00PM.
- While initially it can be fun to scavenge for scooters note a lot of these are down alleyways or in residential areas making harvesting challenging at times. Additionally there is no way to reserve a scooter you intend on harvesting. What happens is other Juicers may get to your scooter minutes or even seconds before you which is extremely frustrating. I've spoken with Lime directly about the need to have a reservation system for harvesting.
- Note the scooter payout minimum here in San Diego, CA is now $4. This is down from the recent minimum of $5 and even lower than the market launch minimum of $7
- All charged scooters must be served at designated serve hubs by 7:00AM or earlier. You must maintain a serve accuracy percentage to stay on the platform (mine is 80%, not sure if this varies)
How early can you start releasing the scooters?
I live 45 mins - 1hour away from the nearest Lime city. Do you have to bring the scooters "home" in order to charge them?
I downloaded the app this June and I didn't get a email for the next step. Do I just order a charger, charge it and then get paid?
So I'm assuming you need a truck or van to collect the scooters?
When you say difficult to find ones, what do you mean by that. Also, does it give you some sort of idea where it is on a GPS or are they dead as in won't come up on a GPS either
Unfortunately for me, I don't drive (never learned because I've always lived in a city, so there's no point). I could easily pick up scooters on my bike, but Lime requires juicers to have a driver's license. It kinda defeats the object of being an environmentally friendly company when Lime requires their juicers to drive a car.
Having a driver's license has nothing to do with owning a car. This is really an insurance and safety issue. State and county laws require it. The license helps Lime get a glimpse of how responsible you are and it's a liability issue to have you working with something you can't legally ride or reasonably transport.
If you don't drive or have a license, get one. Find a family member or friend willing to teach you and use their car for the test. When you get your license, never ever let it lapse even if you don't have a car.
This is environmentally friendly tho imagine on the corner or every road they have big ass chargers nah one guy with a truck can go out and pickup 20 scooters and then take them to his house
Pretty sure a provisional driver’s license would be good enough
@@User-yc6ii I don't have one of those either, and I don't see why I should have to get one when I don't intend to ever drive a car.
In short, you're missing the point.
Do you have a link to their store to get the chargers?
Do not juice for lime ... They have poor support and the tax process is unprofessional. If you really want to do this bs job you can buy my chargers.
whats the price? hehe
Totally agreed. I tried it in Germany, they don't pay taxes (Goole & Uber invested, d'uh) so I lose 19% VAT on every transfer.
You didn’t explain how to navigate to sign up process at all. Like what is a tax ID? That’s what’s stumping me
Do they also pay electricity used to charge their stuff, or are you gonna pay everything in your own electricity bill?
You're responsible for your electric bill. It's not that much.
ok, so the webpage says to use the app on the phone, the phone app does not have a so called "Earn with Lime" button, so im confused still.....
We have the bikes here in Orlando. I've never seen the scooters.
Chad The Gig Economist I live in Fort Lauderdale and I’ve never seen a bike
Who gives a heck
I bet the system works the same for the bikes. Different chargers, perhaps.
i tried to apply but it said that my phone number and email are deactivated and i dont know why
Whqt should i do when I dont have a company
I was considering doing this, but the fact that they make you order the chargers is a turn off to me. Sure they’re fairly cheap but it’s the principle. You’re basically keeping them in business and they still want you to purchase them. Screw that😒
I am trying to set up an account but I can’t figure out how. Anyone know how to help?
Do you need to bring them home in a vehicle? Can you walk/ride them home?
Tess Danae both if you’re close enough to home
It’s not working for me sign up problem
I have tiny car. Do they fold?
Alec Danigole no. They are also very heavy
I guess the scooters must need a huge amount of electricity to charge them. It might not be worth the amount you are paid to do this.
6 cents for a full charge
Less than a dime to charge
Lime is a joke in Oklahoma City. Some company obviously signed a deal with them to collect and charge the scooters. I applied very early and never got chargers. You’ll see these trucks at night with 2 or 3 guys in reflective vests tossing scooters in the back. I’ve never seen a Joe Schmoe out collecting scooters since they arrived here. It’s a scam.
Lime does have technicians that grab scooters that require servicing. I've talked with a few that are driving a cargo van like you described. That would be very interesting if they're in fact charging them as well.
Robert Alvarez you have to buy the changers but with the code will cost you about 5 dollars! I wait for the changers to and never came so I find out that I have to buy them, but not really buy them!
@@YourDriverMike That's a better paying job from what I've heard.
Hey so I'm currently in the process for signing up as a Juicer. My profile is supposedly 83% complete and I'm at the "order chargers" section which I couldn't get past without ordering them (even though I already have a good amount.) I just ordered the chargers for $37 and I STILL can't get past the order chargers section. Can anyone help me with this? If it's anything that matters, I'm in Atlanta, they never sent the "how to juice course" to my Gmail account and I'm making my Lime account through a site called Fountain. Thanks!
Super helpful video! I wanted to know about how to charge them ans you explained that perfectly. Thanks!
how is this helpful. Didn't show me how to sign up or anything useful XD
@@lunaclassicmaxi9796 Answered my questions. Lol
Thank you so much. I plan on making money because I’m 14 and not many jobs will accept 14 year olds so I plan on doing some lime juicing while I try to kickstart my (hopefully) future acting careful
Yo how did u make a logistics company id
What kind of phone do you need for the app to work?
A smartphone
Been trying to sign up to become a juicer for over an hour now and feeling like they make this way to hard just to be able to fill out an app.. 😅
The page doesn't work not sure if they have their employees do it now
Do you have to live in a city that has Lime scooters in order to become a juicer? I live 45 mins to an hour from the nearest city with Lime Scooters. I ask because you say you have bring the scooters "home" in order to charge them. Thanks for the vid!
im like 99% sure yes, but it would be so not worth it. Scooters disappear within like 10 minutes usually cuz they hire so many. Driving that far round trip every day would be a nightmare, trust me. i live 15 mins from downtown denver and its almost too far.
can anyone help me and become a lime scooter charger? does not come from paysalar, nothing happens
Then you lose half of what you make which is pretty pointless.
i can’t find to sign up for this job … can someone help! 😌
Try this website. lime.bike/juicer
So no type of charging station not everyone can bring a scooter in their house
Calm down Alfalfa! 💯 😂
sounds like slavery is back.... shit job .... low pay lots of hassles.... unless you do it as a hobby than it is ok...
be quiet, amos
@@amos152001 be quiet and learn grammatical English, amos.
@King First ahahha yes. u can also go to charity and volunteer!
Amos Singarella 😂
I need help plz guys S-o i aplicate for me to become a lime juicer and i didnt get any email plz help me
same . did you get it tho?
@@redaar1713 nah still i am waiting
@@idkanameigotgloves any updates? I didn't get one either.
@@Cloudswrld still Waiting no update i think it is glitched
One day, I lost control of my body. While sober and still being fully conscious, God started speaking to me and He said "follow me or die." I don't know you or what you've been through, but you matter. I grew up in church always hearing about God but I decided to do my own thing. Doing drugs and chasing girls, among other things. I did it for years and I was depressed for years.. after being arrested I stopped doing drugs... that's when God scared me straight, for years I had the opportunity to accept Jesus as Lord but I never did, so God had to wake me up. After all these years I'm glad God said what He said. It was like someone pushing another person out of the way of a speeding car, to the person that was pushed it might seem rude.. but after that person gets a hold of themselves and looks back, they will realize that they needed to be pushed. Jesus Christ loves you and so do I.
God bless you
Things the world dont need...
@therideshareguy
the link you provided to sign up for lime juicer is not working it says its not supported . Do you have a different link perhaps? I tried to find one and the actual limejicer website just opens my lime account up to ride. Help please ty 🔋🔌
This is depressing.
why?