Tgiirl:



They meant to say accepted excess numbers of card trips.. Cos Taxify don't like crediting bank accs

emmancecute:

I'll advise you wait n watch how events unfold. Two saturdays ago I was in ibadan and I decided to test run taxify in ibadan. I went online around 12pm cos there was environmental sanitation(WAI). I closed 10pm and I made #11500. Though, some pick up distances were far for some trips but was fair enough. Last thursday I decided to try it again, I switched on my app past 5pm and closed past 12am but I made #9500. On friday, I switched on my app past 6pm got a trip almost immediately, got to the rider's destination which is a popular place in ibadan and waited for over an hour but no request. I drove home, relaxed till 9pm and came online again. I got a trip 20mins after and the fare was #1800 but its was past 10pm already. Till I got to my house there was no request. In summary, there are good days and bad days.

I didn't experience this all through my driving time. GPS worked fine.

Tgiirl:



They meant to say accepted excess numbers of card trips.. Cos Taxify don't like crediting bank accs

Enyinne:
Hi .I hv 3months old 2004 Corrolla sport for sale .Price is 1.4m buy and drive. I'm selling all my cars off.Tired of ehailing. Its a good buy if u have the money.

potiglo:

Good day Madam
how can i contact you..i am interested pls send pictures of the car to to visiontechcenter@gmail.com or whats app 08066536264

brogxy:

na wa for them sha. Uber only sent a warning mail to me when I rejected a trip but wasn't blocked.
I wished I could see the rider at that moment. Is it by force to go to your destination?
Imagine being in a no boost zone and yet your destination is also a no boost zone.

ifyeez:
What's paining me is that me self don't even reject card trip, I reject destinations because of safety and road condition, since they don't compensate me for road damages, I also reject long pick up location, because my fuel economy sucks.
I know the useless rider that did that, buh let me be watching them and doing my Uber jejely

jpworld:


[s]Now you have started singing praise of Kia rio knowing fully well that vehicle malfunction alot. [/s]

MobilityExpress:


This is a rubbish statement! I own a Kia Rio, 2008 hatchback model, bought brand new from Dana in November 2011, and up till today, no issues whatsoever. Other than normal routine service of oil change, brake pads change, AC gas refill, I have never done any repairs on the car. In fact, I just replaced the fan / timing belt early October 2018, that’s like almost 7 years. Show me how many cars that their belts are that durable? And it was a simple fix for the mechanic. As for fuel efficiency that people usually hype corollas for, Kia Rio is even more fuel efficient. And i’m speaking from 1st hand angle, because I use both cars. There was a time in 2016, my 2004 Ford Transit van, high roof, long wheel base, with about 5000+ GVWR broke down around Ogudu, towing vans were calling high price, hmm, I just called for my Kia Rio and I towed the Ford from Ogudu to bariga and my Kia engine was up to the task. I towed another bigger car with it this year from Lekki to mainland, and no problems whatsoever. As for me, let me speak for myself, my Kia has been a very reliable workhorse. 7 years, I have never topped the coolant, no leaks in the cooling system. I only replace coolant after 3 years as a general protocol. When I bought the car, it had an electric temp gauge, you won’t see any reading at all, just the temp symbol and I wasn’t comfortable with that. I like to look at the temp reading, so that I can know when and if the car is about to overheat. But in 7 years, I have never had any overheating, not even once. My radiator fans have never failed for one day in 7 years, and it’s an intermittent fan, shuts on and off, low speed, high speed etc. Never replaced thermostat in 7 years, never replaced any fuse or relays in seven years, only changed the rear light bulbs. For 7 years, my headlights are still working well, no burn outs, even the fog light still works (unlike Corollas that die out easy, barely 2 months, my corolla fog light and full beam light is dead because i entered some flooded areas, but my Rio has been in more flood than I can count). In 7 years, all my dashboard instrument panel set still works fine, car stereo still works fine, although the CD player misbehaves sometimes. Bottom line is, among all my cars and cars that i’ve used, only the Kia Rio has lasted 7 years straight without giving me any major problems. So i’m wondering how you came up with this type of false premise about Kia Rio. Kia Rio is a car I would recommend to anybody, and I hardly recommend any car brand. If you maintain it well and drive it well, it will serve you. But if you fire down regularly anyhow, flooring your pedal to be competing with V6 and V8’s on the road, as if the Kia Rio is a Ferrari, then you will have yourself to blame. As for Uber/Taxify the only reason i chose Corolla over the Rio was because when I asked about it, the corolla engine was far cheaper to buy. But Kia is in the same league with Hyundai: costly engine. And for a car that will be driven all day, all week, all year long, better to use a car whose engine can be easily replaced without cutting my head off. Anyway, this your claim about Kia being a problematic car is false as far as I’m concerned. Like Trump would say - #FAKENEWS

PS: here’s another spoiler, since January 2018, i’ve been parking my Kia Rio on the street and this is November 2018, no single case of theft or vandalism . And mind you, this is an open community on the mainland with bad boys all around, not like a restricted estate or exclusive court. Sometimes the car might not even move in 2 weeks, other than dust, nobody has interest in touching it, no missing side mirror glass or missing emblem, or missing brainbox. But my corolla, ehn, who born me well, after all the stories that touch i’ve heard online and offline?

MobilityExpress:


This is a rubbish statement! I own a Kia Rio, 2008 hatchback model, bought brand new from Dana in November 2011, and up till today, no issues whatsoever. Other than normal routine service of oil change, brake pads change, AC gas refill, I have never done any repairs on the car. In fact, I just replaced the fan / timing belt early October 2018, that’s like almost 7 years. Show me how many cars that their belts are that durable? And it was a simple fix for the mechanic. As for fuel efficiency that people usually hype corollas for, Kia Rio is even more fuel efficient. And i’m speaking from 1st hand angle, because I use both cars. There was a time in 2016, my 2004 Ford Transit van, high roof, long wheel base, with about 5000+ GVWR broke down around Ogudu, towing vans were calling high price, hmm, I just called for my Kia Rio and I towed the Ford from Ogudu to bariga and my Kia engine was up to the task. I towed another bigger car with it this year from Lekki to mainland, and no problems whatsoever. As for me, let me speak for myself, my Kia has been a very reliable workhorse. 7 years, I have never topped the coolant, no leaks in the cooling system. I only replace coolant after 3 years as a general protocol. When I bought the car, it had an electric temp gauge, you won’t see any reading at all, just the temp symbol and I wasn’t comfortable with that. I like to look at the temp reading, so that I can know when and if the car is about to overheat. But in 7 years, I have never had any overheating, not even once. My radiator fans have never failed for one day in 7 years, and it’s an intermittent fan, shuts on and off, low speed, high speed etc. Never replaced thermostat in 7 years, never replaced any fuse or relays in seven years, only changed the rear light bulbs. For 7 years, my headlights are still working well, no burn outs, even the fog light still works (unlike Corollas that die out easy, barely 2 months, my corolla fog light and full beam light is dead because i entered some flooded areas, but my Rio has been in more flood than I can count). In 7 years, all my dashboard instrument panel set still works fine, car stereo still works fine, although the CD player misbehaves sometimes. Bottom line is, among all my cars and cars that i’ve used, only the Kia Rio has lasted 7 years straight without giving me any major problems. So i’m wondering how you came up with this type of false premise about Kia Rio. Kia Rio is a car I would recommend to anybody, and I hardly recommend any car brand. If you maintain it well and drive it well, it will serve you. But if you fire down regularly anyhow, flooring your pedal to be competing with V6 and V8’s on the road, as if the Kia Rio is a Ferrari, then you will have yourself to blame. As for Uber/Taxify the only reason i chose Corolla over the Rio was because when I asked about it, the corolla engine was far cheaper to buy. But Kia is in the same league with Hyundai: costly engine. And for a car that will be driven all day, all week, all year long, better to use a car whose engine can be easily replaced without cutting my head off. Anyway, this your claim about Kia being a problematic car is false as far as I’m concerned. Like Trump would say - #FAKENEWS

PS: here’s another spoiler, since January 2018, i’ve been parking my Kia Rio on the street and this is November 2018, no single case of theft or vandalism . And mind you, this is an open community on the mainland with bad boys all around, not like a restricted estate or exclusive court. Sometimes the car might not even move in 2 weeks, other than dust, nobody has interest in touching it, no missing side mirror glass or missing emblem, or missing brainbox. But my corolla, ehn, who born me well, after all the stories that touch i’ve heard online and offline?

jpworld:


It seems you are the owner of Kia rio put up for sale? Or you want to sell your Kia rio.

You bought a car brand new and use it to visit your church and other social gathering and you want to use it to compare Uber work.

The only advantage Kia rio has is your last statement free from vandalism.

Ogbunigwe2018:

Trouble sleep, yanga go wake Am

Ogbunigwe2018:

Did you read where he said he has been driving it for SEVEN years?

jpworld:


In that 7years ask him if he has driven that Kia rio up to 10k miles.

Kia rio is not design for ruggedness, use it for Uber in few months the car will pack up.

My gf bought it for Uber 800k and sold it to car45 for 165k

potiglo:

Good day Madam
how can i contact you..i am interested pls send pictures of the car to to visiontechcenter@gmail.com or whats app 08066536264

jpworld:


In that 7years ask him if he has driven that Kia rio up to 10k miles.

Kia rio is not design for ruggedness, use it for Uber in few months the car will pack up.

My gf bought it for Uber 800k and sold it to car45 for 165k

jpworld:


It seems you are the owner of Kia rio put up for sale? Or you want to sell your Kia rio.

You bought a car brand new and use it to visit your church and other social gathering and you want to use it to compare Uber work.

The only advantage Kia rio has is your last statement free from vandalism.

lagostaxiguy:

Just call them, you will be unblocked before you even end the call.

MobilityExpress:


This is a rubbish statement! I own a Kia Rio, 2008 hatchback model, bought brand new from Dana in November 2011, and up till today, no issues whatsoever. Other than normal routine service of oil change, brake pads change, AC gas refill, I have never done any repairs on the car. In fact, I just replaced the fan / timing belt early October 2018, that’s like almost 7 years. Show me how many cars that their belts are that durable? And it was a simple fix for the mechanic. As for fuel efficiency that people usually hype corollas for, Kia Rio is even more fuel efficient. And i’m speaking from 1st hand angle, because I use both cars. There was a time in 2016, my 2004 Ford Transit van, high roof, long wheel base, with about 5000+ GVWR broke down around Ogudu, towing vans were calling high price, hmm, I just called for my Kia Rio and I towed the Ford from Ogudu to bariga and my Kia engine was up to the task. I towed another bigger car with it this year from Lekki to mainland, and no problems whatsoever. As for me, let me speak for myself, my Kia has been a very reliable workhorse. 7 years, I have never topped the coolant, no leaks in the cooling system. I only replace coolant after 3 years as a general protocol. When I bought the car, it had an electric temp gauge, you won’t see any reading at all, just the temp symbol and I wasn’t comfortable with that. I like to look at the temp reading, so that I can know when and if the car is about to overheat. But in 7 years, I have never had any overheating, not even once. My radiator fans have never failed for one day in 7 years, and it’s an intermittent fan, shuts on and off, low speed, high speed etc. Never replaced thermostat in 7 years, never replaced any fuse or relays in seven years, only changed the rear light bulbs. For 7 years, my headlights are still working well, no burn outs, even the fog light still works (unlike Corollas that die out easy, barely 2 months, my corolla fog light and full beam light is dead because i entered some flooded areas, but my Rio has been in more flood than I can count). In 7 years, all my dashboard instrument panel set still works fine, car stereo still works fine, although the CD player misbehaves sometimes. Bottom line is, among all my cars and cars that i’ve used, only the Kia Rio has lasted 7 years straight without giving me any major problems. So i’m wondering how you came up with this type of false premise about Kia Rio. Kia Rio is a car I would recommend to anybody, and I hardly recommend any car brand. If you maintain it well and drive it well, it will serve you. But if you fire down regularly anyhow, flooring your pedal to be competing with V6 and V8’s on the road, as if the Kia Rio is a Ferrari, then you will have yourself to blame. As for Uber/Taxify the only reason i chose Corolla over the Rio was because when I asked about it, the corolla engine was far cheaper to buy. But Kia is in the same league with Hyundai: costly engine. And for a car that will be driven all day, all week, all year long, better to use a car whose engine can be easily replaced without cutting my head off. Anyway, this your claim about Kia being a problematic car is false as far as I’m concerned. Like Trump would say - #FAKENEWS

PS: here’s another spoiler, since January 2018, i’ve been parking my Kia Rio on the street and this is November 2018, no single case of theft or vandalism . And mind you, this is an open community on the mainland with bad boys all around, not like a restricted estate or exclusive court. Sometimes the car might not even move in 2 weeks, other than dust, nobody has interest in touching it, no missing side mirror glass or missing emblem, or missing brainbox. But my corolla, ehn, who born me well, after all the stories that touch i’ve heard online and offline?

pooozeee:
Why are Uber drivers always look down upon ? Most expecially by f u c king pu ssy ladies

jpworld:


In that 7years ask him if he has driven that Kia rio up to 10k miles.

Kia rio is not design for ruggedness, use it for Uber in few months the car will pack up.

My gf bought it for Uber 800k and sold it to car45 for 165k

Enyinne:
All this epistle is all for Kia Rio. Who send u this message?Did carshopper bought his own brand new ? Abi ur brain is misfiring making u to lose some light .Tokunbo and brand new is not same. Anyway Kia is Kia cos I don't know the mugu that ur targeting with this epistle,I pity the driver that will fall into this pit u both are digging.

MobilityExpress:


Don’t be stupid! Mind your words when you talk to me, i’m not like Gazzuz that will tolerate your insults because he keeps his cool, always striving to keeps things professional and he’s trying to protect his hard-earned reputation. Nobody is feeding me here on Nairaland. If it’s the small change in your pocket that is fueling your arrogance, you better park one side. Or do you think you’re the only person on this forum that has millions? You must be really stupid to ask if my brain is misfiring. Rubbish!

toomush:
Please guys, how much can i charge for a trip to ibadan (to and fro). Thanks


Everyone's Opinion is welcomed.

MobilityExpress:


Don’t be stupid! Mind your words when you talk to me, i’m not like Gazzuz that will tolerate your insults because he keeps his cool, always striving to keeps things professional and he’s trying to protect his hard-earned reputation. Nobody is feeding me here on Nairaland. If it’s the small change in your pocket that is fueling your arrogance, you better park one side. Or do you think you’re the only person on this forum that has millions? You must be really stupid to ask if my brain is misfiring. Rubbish!

Epphy:


Where in Lagos; Mainland or Island?

Where in Ib, hope it's not Oyo town or one suburb?

If it's from Mainland to 'Ibadan', like 40k-45k

If from Island, like 45k upwards

You may need to factor in how long you will stay in Ib ( are you coming back same day?), accommodation, etc.

MobilityExpress:


Don’t be stupid! Mind your words when you talk to me, i’m not like Gazzuz that will tolerate your insults because he keeps his cool, always striving to keeps things professional and he’s trying to protect his hard-earned reputation. Nobody is feeding me here on Nairaland. If it’s the small change in your pocket that is fueling your arrogance, you better park one side. Or do you think you’re the only person on this forum that has millions? You must be really stupid to ask if my brain is misfiring. Rubbish!

Ogbunigwe2018:

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