House, I want to put my corolla 2008 on uber and I intend to drive it myself. I have some question to ask the house
1. the best location for uber frequent rider request? I stay in egbeda.
2. If the rider pay cash how do I remit uber 25%?
3. Can I upload my temporary drivers license for verification?

We manage Uber/Taxify Drivers.

Do you have a Car from 2005 upwards .i.e Toyota Camry, Toyota Corolla, Honda City, Honda Civic, Hyundai Accent, Hyundai Elantra and want to place them on Uber/Taxify and generate N30,000 weekly?

Note: Drivers remit N35,000 weekly as we expect them not to over work the car and engine. We service and inspect all cars under our fleet on the 1st or 15th. As a partner, you can see your car on either of those days.

Talk to us today by sending a mail to info@lagosdeals.com

payne4real:
House, I want to put my corolla 2008 on uber and I intend to drive it myself. I have some question to ask the house
1. the best location for uber frequent rider request? I stay in egbeda.
2. If the rider pay cash how do I remit uber 25%?
3. Can I upload my temporary drivers license for verification?

Answers for your questions
1. Always be online and you would automatically receive request... more request are basically on the highlands

2. For all your trip either cash or card.. immediately you end the trip. The app calculates the trip fare and uber immediately deduct their 25%

3. Yes.. but you must update asap because if e expire... e go pause your work till you update your license

legicash:


Answers for your questions
1. Always be online and you would automatically receive request... more request are basically on the highlands

2. For all your trip either cash or card.. immediately you end the trip. The app calculates the trip fare and uber immediately deduct their 25%

3. Yes.. but you must update asap because if e expire... e go pause your work till you update your license

thanks bro

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legicash:


Answers for your questions
1. Always be online and you would automatically receive request... more request are basically on the highlands

2. For all your trip either cash or card.. immediately you end the trip. The app calculates the trip fare and uber immediately deduct their 25%

3. Yes.. but you must update asap because if e expire... e go pause your work till you update your license

How does Uber get the money since the rider pays the driver in cash

Why is Uber no more updating their newsletter, (Lagos Partner weekender)

Is it because the weekly highest earner has dropped drastically?
I have couple of 2005, 2006, Tokunbo Toyota Corolla registered with Uber, but I can only accept Pay as you go.
Weekly rental (6days) = 50k bottom line.

Daily Rental = 9K bottom line.

Based on my experience in transport business, its advisable to do Pay as you go, every driver should be able to invest little amount of money to make money.

You don’t need any lazy fleet manager to manager your car, just do pay as you go and add other strict conditions and success will be your portion.

In other develop countries, what they do is pay as you go, but here we do pay after usage. which gives room for fraud and manipulation.

Looking for an experienced Uber driver with 4.5+ rating for immediate rental or HP agreement for clean 2008 Honda Accord. If interested contact me on pyramidmbs.logistics@gmail.com, will deal on a first come first serve basis.

jpworld:
Why is Uber no more updating their newsletter, (Lagos Partner weekender)

Is it because the weekly highest earner has dropped drastically?
I have couple of 2005, 2006, Tokunbo Toyota Corolla registered with Uber, but I can only accept Pay as you go.
Weekly rental (6days) = 50k bottom line.

Daily Rental = 9K bottom line.

Based on my experience in transport business, its advisable to do Pay as you go, every driver should be able to invest little amount of money to make money.

You don’t need any lazy fleet manager to manager your car, just do pay as you go and add other strict conditions and success will be your portion.

In other develop countries, what they do is pay as you go, but here we do pay after usage. which gives room for fraud and manipulation.

Dey there dey wait for pay as you go. And who is deceiving you that u will get someone to rent your car for 50k for 6 days.

Romeo3:
Pls I need a toyota corolla on higher purchase. I currently drive a corolla but on weekly rental of 40k.

I am willing to do 50k a week on the Higher purchase vehicle.

this is a screen shot of my rating and my last week's performance despite not working on monday and doing half days on saturday and Sunday.

Bros abeg how u dey do am, especially those days you made over 30k, how did you make so much

jarkbauer:



How does Uber get the money since the rider pays the driver in cash

Uber will deduct their money from the card trips.

lexylexy:



Bros abeg how u dey do am, especially those days you made over 30k, how did you make so much

start early.
accept all requests.
always online.
know every area in lagos.
know how to navigate.

Romeo3:
start early.
accept all requests.
always online.
know every area in lagos.
know how to navigate.

This is the most difficult part

I am about registering a 2007 Toyota Camry (4 plugs) on Uber. Interested drivers should send me an email on abiodunode@aol.com for further discussion. Minimum weekly rental is 40k.

fantastique4:
Dey there dey wait for pay as you go. And who is deceiving you that u will get someone to rent your car for 50k for 6 days.

I never beg you, if you dont want turn left. Im not the person that will invest millions of naira in a business, then be @ a driver's messi.

If Uber can claim drivers make above 150k weekly, then 50k weekly rent is obtainable.

Pay as you go is the key to success in Uber business.

jpworld:


I never beg you, if you dont want turn left. Im not the person that will invest millions of naira in a business, then be @ a driver's messi.

If Uber can claim drivers make above 150k weekly, then 50k weekly rent is obtainable.

Pay as you go is the key to success in Uber business.

I hope you did not invest on Uber based on what you were told by Uber? Am sure you have also seen people selling their cars because they are not making what Uber told them. A car owner told me based on what Uber told him, he bought a 3.2m car and he wants to give it out on HP for 4.5m for 12 months. That's approximately 100k a week that the driver will be paying him.

I wished him success and left.

One thing you have to understand is that at the end, you lose. The driver will wreck your car and find a new one to drive. That is reality.

eghuan1:




I hope you did not invest on Uber based on what you were told by Uber? Am sure you have also seen people selling their cars because they are not making what Uber told them. A car owner told me based on what Uber told him, he bought a 3.2m car and he wants to give it out on HP for 4.5m for 12 months. That's approximately 100k a week that the driver will be paying him.

I wished him success and left.

One thing you have to understand is that at the end, you lose. The driver will wreck your car and find a new one to drive. That is reality.

As far as a car is on the road every day, travelling from one bad road to the other, it will surely get old faster; the best way is to make sure you maximize your profit within the first 6-12months,
Even if you take 20k a week, the driver will surely try his best to maximize his own profit and still destroy the car, if people are taking off their car from Uber to sell, it’s not because Uber is not lucrative, it’s simply because drivers will always take advantage of owners, who don’t do pay as you go.
If Golf3 sold for 600k use for normal kabukabu in Ajah can be delivering 18k-21k weekly, then why can’t a Toyota Corolla sold 4 times the price of golf3. Deliver 50k weekly.

In Ajah Golf3 Kabukabu business, when you do deliver its 21k weekly, when you do higher purchase the price will come down to 18k weekly, so the purchaser will have some money to maintain the car.

But in Uber when you do rental is 30k-40k, and when they seek higher purchase they want to pay 50k willingly.
In higher purchase driver take care of the car and still pay up the 50k weekly, and then in rental owner take care of the car with 30k-40k weekly payment

With my calculations the business didn’t add up, most car owners will in no time pull out of the business, when they finally realize they invested their millions to enrich drivers, and then drivers will think I’m the one doing all the hustle, while owner seat @ home and take money from all my effort, simply because he bought this cheap car.

I have also heard many drivers calling Uber greedy for taking 25% for doing nothing, just because they created an ordinary app…LOl

jpworld:


As far as a car is on the road every day, travelling from one bad road to the other, it will surely get old faster; the best way is to make sure you maximize your profit within the first 6-12months,
Even if you take 20k a week, the driver will surely try his best to maximize his own profit and still destroy the car, if people are taking off their car from Uber to sell, it’s not because Uber is not lucrative, it’s simply because drivers will always take advantage of owners, who don’t do pay as you go.
If Golf3 sold for 600k use for normal kabukabu in Ajah can be delivering 18k-21k weekly, then why can’t a Toyota Corolla sold 4 times the price of golf3. Deliver 50k weekly.

This your analogy doesn't fit. If the price of the car is what you use in determining returns, then there's a problem. You could have simply bought a Ferrari or a Porsche so you get a higher weekly remittance

DRIVERS are and will always be the biggest problem of every transportation bizness. One driver said he can do 60k weekly on HP but he finds it difficult to do 40k rental. U need to see where drivers gossip about partners. During d times of ASCON come and see gathering of drivsrs gossiping.

jpworld:


I never beg you, if you dont want turn left. Im not the person that will invest millions of naira in a business, then be @ a driver's messi.

If Uber can claim drivers make above 150k weekly, then 50k weekly rent is obtainable.

Pay as you go is the key to success in Uber business.

Hello greatman, what do you mean by pay as you go if I may ask?

cutosinyahoocom:
We manage Uber/Taxify Drivers.

Do you have a Car from 2005 upwards .i.e Toyota Camry, Toyota Corolla, Honda City, Honda Civic, Hyundai Accent, Hyundai Elantra and want to place them on Uber/Taxify and generate N30,000 weekly?

Note: Drivers remit N35,000 weekly as we expect them not to over work the car and engine. We service and inspect all cars under our fleet on the 1st or 15th. As a partner, you can see your car on either of those days.

Talk to us today by sending a mail to info@lagosdeals.com

Few questions for you:

It seems Taxify is gradually taking over this business, as their terms seem better than Uber's, what's your experience?
Can you do 40k weekly? Want to place 4 Toyota Corolla Foreign used on Uber/ Taxify and I want N640k monthly. Can you manage to do this?

mrsage:
Speaking in parables now

Uber is going down gradually. I see change every where, it starts to build up gradually then suddenly becomes visible for all to see.

Proceed with caution

Hi Mrsage, few questions please:

It seems Taxify is gradually taking over this business, as their terms seem better than Uber's, what's your experience?
Do you know any top fleet manager that can deliver 40k weekly? Want to place 4 Toyota Corolla Foreign used on Uber/ Taxify and I want N640k monthly.

TokyoBulls:
Your car is worth more than the weekly rental. It is not wise to leave N4.8M on the road with a driver without monitoring it just because N45,000 gets paid every week.

Hello Greatman,its been a while you last contributed here. Seems you must have been quite busy. I want to find out a few things (if I may please):

1) It seems Taxify is gradually taking over this business, as their terms seem better than Uber's, what's your experience?
2) Do you still do 40k weekly? Want to place 4 Toyota Corolla Foreign used on Uber/ Taxify and I want N640k monthly. Is this doable? What's your advice generally for new entrants?

jarkbauer:



How does Uber get the money since the rider pays the driver in cash

Along the line, your account reads minus balance.. any card trip you do.. the app calculates till you do a card trips that's able to deduct their 25%.. both current and pending..

cooldood:


Hello Greatman,its been a while you last contributed here. Seems you must have been quite busy. I want to find out a few things (if I may please):

1) It seems Taxify is gradually taking over this business, as their terms seem better than Uber's, what's your experience?
2) Do you still do 40k weekly? Want to place 4 Toyota Corolla Foreign used on Uber/ Taxify and I want N640k monthly. Is this doable? What's your advice generally for new entrants?

40k weekly is ideal depending on your driver and not on the manager. You will be responsible for repairs too except the cars are on HP.

IF YOU HAVE THE TIME YOU CAN MANAGE YOUR DRIVER PROPERLY. YOU DONT NEED SOMEONE TO DO THAT FOE YOU.


Think of it, if the drivers are delivering 40k weekly and you will still repair, where will you get the money to pay the manager and still make something for yourself?

cooldood:

Hello greatman, what do you mean by pay as you go if I may ask?

Pay as you go, means pay me before you take the car and return the car with the same condition, and the same fuel in the car, you are actually renting the car, and I don’t have to wait for you to make money before you pay me.

If you cannot afford weekly pay, then pay daily, if you claim you don’t have money, go sell any of your valuables to start, or go to your brother, cousin or any of your village people to go borrow money to start up Uber driving, you don’t start a business with empty handed.

So many drivers take advantage of use and pay later, some will only come to take the car and make few money with Uber, then use the car to go party and personal businesses, then come back to tell you story.

Experience is the best teacher.

eghuan1:



This your analogy doesn't fit. If the price of the car is what you use in determining returns, then there's a problem. You could have simply bought a Ferrari or a Porsche so you get a higher weekly remittance

Lol, it won’t fit in because your head will only take you to where you will take advantage.
If you have ever rent a car, you will know that price of Ferrari or Porsche can never be the same with 2010 Toyota Corolla, so the investment won’t fit into Uber business.
When Uber started they started with Uber X and Uber Select, why did they categorize?
Now they remove the luxury version of Uber, because people not using it.

protocol:
DRIVERS are and will always be the biggest problem of every transportation bizness. One driver said he can do 60k weekly on HP but he finds it difficult to do 40k rental. U need to see where drivers gossip about partners. During d times of ASCON come and see gathering of drivsrs gossiping.

Drivers will always be the problem, because you gave them room to manipulate and frustrate you.
Any Driver that want to do Uber should invest little amount of money, to pay for car rent or a security deposit. Car owners should stop giving cars away, and wait them to work b4 they pay.

If you do Pay as you go, No greedy fleet manager will come to you in the name of managing your Vehicle, some of them want to make above 25% weekly from zero investment, and with pay as you go, you get a correct driver that really wants to work, and you won’t be force to do higher purchase, because drivers want to cheat you on weekly rental.

The solution is in every owners hand, with pay as you go.

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jpworld:

As far as a car is on the road every day, travelling from one bad road to the other, it will surely get old faster; the best way is to make sure you maximize your profit within the first 6-12months,
Even if you take 20k a week, the driver will surely try his best to maximize his own profit and still destroy the car, if people are taking off their car from Uber to sell, it’s not because Uber is not lucrative, it’s simply because drivers will always take advantage of owners, who don’t do pay as you go.
If Golf3 sold for 600k use for normal kabukabu in Ajah can be delivering 18k-21k weekly, then why can’t a Toyota Corolla sold 4 times the price of golf3. Deliver 50k weekly.

eghuan1:

This your analogy doesn't fit. If the price of the car is what you use in determining returns, then there's a problem. You could have simply bought a Ferrari or a Porsche so you get a higher weekly remittance

Nope, it literally fits.....
Logically, your % increase in Investment, should at least tarry with your % increase in Returns. If it does not, you missed the hole...or you had better have a gain in investment risk (lesser risk)!..

If not, whats the point; just buy four Golf3's, and make more money!