yettymuse:
. I was told the driver would be going home with the car. How do I entrust a car in the care of a stranger? Does Uber platform have any security measure for this.

How lucrative is this business? Is it really worth it especially when you're hiring a driver?

Rollitout:


Install tracker in ur car
The give it out on hire purchase

Rollitout:


Install tracker in ur car
The give it out on hire purchase

yettymuse:
ooh.. I thought the driver 'delivers' a stipulated amount on weekly bases and the owner still maintains ownership of the car.

OldBeer:
Enter the uber thread.
There are people willing to answer all your questions.

yettymuse:
. I was told the driver would be going home with the car. How do I entrust a car in the care of a stranger? Does Uber platform have any security measure for this.

How lucrative is this business? Is it really worth it especially when you're hiring a driver?

yettymuse:
. I was told the driver would be going home with the car. How do I entrust a car in the care of a stranger? Does Uber platform have any security measure for this.

How lucrative is this business? Is it really worth it especially when you're hiring a driver?

Rollitout:


Install tracker in ur car
The give it out on hire purchase

TheCar:


Depending on the car you intend to use and your expectations.

Get a comprehensive insurance for the car, register it on Uber platform - partners.uber.com and the driver you recruited would registered on Taxify if he want to drive on taxify too.

Get a car tracker (Not mandatory), go to uber thread to recruit a driver, prepare agreement and guarantor's form for the driver to sign.

Weekly remittance is around 30k - 35k weekly.

Car would be in driver's possession and ensure you do ask for physical inspection every week.


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Also prepare for repairs works after some weeks or months depending on the driver you recruited.

TheCar:


Hire purchase means you're selling the car to the driver.

Rentals means the car is still your property and you collect rent weekly on the car

WendySalisu:
Starting an Uber business in Nigeria is very lucrative and of course the car belongs to you, the driver doesn't have to take it home every night. The best way to go about it is to operate like the uber driver is your personal driver. after all, if he is your personal driver he would have to take you everywhere you want all through the day and take you back home leaving the car and going his way. so I think that is the best way to go about it except you want to use it for hire purchase which is also a good idea because when the driver knows he would have to be paying a specific amount of money for a specific period of time before he can own it, he would most likely be hard working and won't treat the car anyhow.

If Uber business is the business you are looking to venture into any time soon and you need more money to get the car, you should visit www.pagefinancials.com to get a quick loan of up to N5million.

To me, this is a better side hustle for salary earners that live in Lagos.

Speedyconnect15:


Oga Car.
Please I stumbled across where you mentioned about buying a laptop in your diary.

Please which website did you get that from?

WendySalisu:
Starting an Uber business in Nigeria is very lucrative and of course the car belongs to you, the driver doesn't have to take it home every night. The best way to go about it is to operate like the uber driver is your personal driver. after all, if he is your personal driver he would have to take you everywhere you want all through the day and take you back home leaving the car and going his way. so I think that is the best way to go about it except you want to use it for hire purchase which is also a good idea because when the driver knows he would have to be paying a specific amount of money for a specific period of time before he can own it, he would most likely be hard working and won't treat the car anyhow.

If Uber business is the business you are looking to venture into any time soon and you need more money to get the car, you should visit www.pagefinancials.com to get a quick loan of up to N5million.

To me, this is a better side hustle for salary earners that live in Lagos.

WendySalisu:
Starting an Uber business in Nigeria is very lucrative and of course the car belongs to you, the driver doesn't have to take it home every night. The best way to go about it is to operate like the uber driver is your personal driver. after all, if he is your personal driver he would have to take you everywhere you want all through the day and take you back home leaving the car and going his way. so I think that is the best way to go about it except you want to use it for hire purchase which is also a good idea because when the driver knows he would have to be paying a specific amount of money for a specific period of time before he can own it, he would most likely be hard working and won't treat the car anyhow.

If Uber business is the business you are looking to venture into any time soon and you need more money to get the car, you should visit www.pagefinancials.com to get a quick loan of up to N5million.

To me, this is a better side hustle for salary earners that live in Lagos.

Williams004:
Hello everyone. I'm a new bie here. I'm looking to start the business as a side hustle cuz I'm a low income earner. I've saved up a little 500k and hoping to get a Nigerian used car. Pls which car will you advice I go for?

I wanted to try KIA Rio but I was seriously discouraged. I am also thinking of Toyota Camry the pencil light version but people are saying its expensive to maintain.

I really need your advice guys.

God bless us all. Thanks

imhere:
Uber business is very lucrative especially in Lagos and Abuja. If you have a car that meets their requirements as stated in this post; then you can be making #200,000 plus every week. There are many ways of running the business...
https://www.enibest.com.ng/all-posts/business/uber-business-in-nigeria-requirements-for-uber-nigeria/

walkwithgod:


Bro, don't venture into Uber business.

It is overly saturated and not profitable as you'll end up spending all your earnings on repairs, olopa, lastma, agbero, etc etc.

You can do it if you are in Abuja but I don't support it Lagos (mega slum).

what you can do with 500k

1. Convert your money to dollars and lock it up in your domiciliary account. The naira is falling at a very unprecedented rate against the dollar.

2. You can start a dropshipping business with zero naira. All you need to do is have a smartphone, data and sense.

3. You can start a data vending business (during these covid times, everyone is on the internet watching videos and taking online courses)

4. Social media money (you can train / teach people about what you know in closed WhatsApp groups...u can charge 1k per student...let's say you have 50students...that's 50k)

There are free ways of making money without having money. You just have to think bro. THINK! THINK!! THINK !!!

reach me if you need more info....zero seven zero eight eight three one three four four nine.

tunlapapa:


Can you see how a dunce you are?
Can't you see that the post was made in 2019 for Christ sake?
And people like you are the likes that hover all around nairaland looking for who to scam all in the name of e-books and WhatsApp groups.

MORONN!

ooh.. I thought the driver 'delivers' a stipulated amount on weekly bases and the owner still maintains ownership of the car.