Epphy:


It is normal. You will receive payment most likely before midnight today.
I'm yet to receive as well like many others

Frank0001:

You will have to do an online test & they will tell you if you scaled through or not .. and after that you will go for there training there.. once that is completed, and you’ve uploaded your vehicle documents. Your account will be activated & ready to hit the road.. no charges for activiations.

Emimaeyor:
Hello everyone, please i need a car to use on Uber platform on rental and will be willing to pay not more than 20k weekly because am currently in a paid employment i just need it as a side hassle. Will be using the car from 5pm -10pm max.
I stay around Oshodi.
You can reach me on 08143898822

03/04 Toyota corolla will be more preferred.

Thanks in anticipation

deedee44:

If I tell you say you go see... Na set up

izzou:


I just want to comment on the bolded from my own opinion..... Please, it's my opinion, so don't crucify me

The question I ask myself is "what exactly is the driver bringing to the table for him to be called a partner in this business?"

If I set up a food canteen: Furnish it with tables, chairs, curtains, tiles, TV, and I employ two ladies to cook and sell, and I tell them that for every plate they sell, I give them #150, will I really call this a partnership? When it is glaring that if anything happens to the shop, they(the two ladies) have nothing to lose?

Look at it from another angle.....

To be truthful to myself, I don't see it as a partner relationship. It's actually an employer-employee relationship

I see uber guys get serious accidents, and I ask myself...."What's the fate of the car owner? " Will the driver fix the car?

Bros, that's how I see this work oh... Na who provide and maintain motor be the oga

JuanPablito:
Nigerian used 2006 Toyota Corolla for sale for 1.1m

izzou:


I just want to comment on the bolded from my own opinion..... Please, it's my opinion, so don't crucify me

The question I ask myself is "what exactly is the driver bringing to the table for him to be called a partner in this business?"

If I set up a food canteen: Furnish it with tables, chairs, curtains, tiles, TV, and I employ two ladies to cook and sell, and I tell them that for every plate they sell, I give them #150, will I really call this a partnership? When it is glaring that if anything happens to the shop, they(the two ladies) have nothing to lose?

Look at it from another angle.....

To be truthful to myself, I don't see it as a partner relationship. It's actually an employer-employee relationship

I see uber guys get serious accidents, and I ask myself...."What's the fate of the car owner? " Will the driver fix the car?

Bros, that's how I see this work oh... Na who provide and maintain motor be the oga

Nwabetter:



Thanks man. I really Appreciate, just asking because it seems bolt charges 2k for theirs

deedee44:


]1. You set up a rental business and I came to rent your car, I am not your employee but a business partner, abi you will give me employment letter? and pay salary whether there's sales or not

2. "I see uber guys get serious accidents, and I ask myself...."What's the fate of the car owner"
Why not also ask what's the fate of the driver? (If he dies or gets handicapped) and the fate of the family that depends on him

deedee44:

If I tell you say you go see... Na set up

pharod:


I will use the analogy of the food canteen and 2 cooks to answer this question. What they bring to the table is expertise. Cooking for the public is not something u can just stand up and start doing. They go to school and pay to learn. Likewise drivers, they learn how to drive and bring that expertise with them. If you remove the 2 cooks, your food canteen will just be a shop with chairs and tables. Of course, U can decide to cook the food yourself but if u can handle it, you wouldn't have thought about involving anybody else.
Secondly, driving is considerably more dangerous than cooking. Apart from expertise, drivers put their lives on the line every day just to meet that target. And the owner of the car will be in the safe confines of his home waiting for his weekly cashout. If there's damage to the car, it can be repaired. What if there's damage to the driver's legs in an accident or worse, his life??

Frank0001:

You will have to do an online test & they will tell you if you scaled through or not .. and after that you will go for there training there.. once that is completed, and you’ve uploaded your vehicle documents. Your account will be activated & ready to hit the road.. no charges for activiations.

izzou:


And if something goes wrong, what part does the driver play as a partner? Someone here talked about collecting a car on 25k rental, and the same car owner will service and repair..... And you still see it as a partnership?

[b]As for issues concerning death, anyone could die. Because I drive doesn't mean I will die through driving. My point was in the case of losing the investment(the car), who bears the brunt? Who loses? [/b]

izzou:


I just want to comment on the bolded from my own opinion..... Please, it's my opinion, so don't crucify me

The question I ask myself is "what exactly is the driver bringing to the table for him to be called a partner in this business?"

If I set up a food canteen: Furnish it with tables, chairs, curtains, tiles, TV, and I employ two ladies to cook and sell, and I tell them that for every plate they sell, I give them #150, will I really call this a partnership? When it is glaring that if anything happens to the shop, they(the two ladies) have nothing to lose?

Look at it from another angle.....

To be truthful to myself, I don't see it as a partner relationship. It's actually an employer-employee relationship

I see uber guys get serious accidents, and I ask myself...."What's the fate of the car owner? " Will the driver fix the car?

Bros, that's how I see this work oh... Na who provide and maintain motor be the oga

stanuplane:
I ve being doing this job for sometime now without much to show for it. Pls is there any good hearted driver here willing to teach me sakamanje? Pls send me a mail at get2stann@yahoo.co.uk Thanks.

deedee44:


1. You set up a rental business and I came to rent your car, I am not your employee but a business partner, abi you will give me employment letter? and pay salary whether there's sales or not

2. "I see uber guys get serious accidents, and I ask myself...."What's the fate of the car owner"
Why not also ask what's the fate of the driver? (If he dies or gets handicapped) and the fate of the family that depends on him

Epphy:


It brings out white smoke.
Not sure the regular mecs (that i usually use) can do a compression test...maybe you could please explain how it can be done.
I use the regular 20W50 mineral oil (Mobil XHP).

I went to a Mec that I used a long while ago to check today. He said the seals aren't leaking and advised I change oil to Forte Oil Visco 2000 and wait to see if the situation changes.

Thanks much for your post. I would like to get the compression test done regardless of the oil substitute results.

deedee44:

But we're talking about drivers having accidents here. Anyone could die truly, but anyone who drives long hours every day is exposed to more risk of death. It shall not be our portion in jesus name insha allah

shollywendy1:

Izzou,sorry i have to disagree wit u on this.
When i was working in a company(name witheld). A particular logistics company supplies us with vehicles(staff buses) and our company remit monthly to the logistics company.
The question is; Do we call that relationship between my company and d logistics company a partnership or employer-employee?
If i walked in to izzou auto and logistics to rent car for a purpose. Irrespective of what my purpose is on d said rented car whether uber, taxify or personal use. The relationship between me and mr izzou auto and logistics is partnership. He did not employ me.
Does it mean that the logistics company employed my company for supplying them staff buses?
Just my opinion

Xneg:


Why don't you get another job instead of choosing to become a criminal.?

Lol

This cracked me up

Dbossmanager:
but you are not a business partner if u didn't pay upfront. I mean your ability to pay your rent is dependent on the car he gave you. i.e your ability to feed is because he gave you a car which gives him some kind of right of say.

Drivers on hp with some down payment could be considered as partners because they have some amount of stake in the business.

Drivers on hp without down payment can best be described as a boy who ( pardon my choice of words) serves his boss for some certain years to be settled at the end of the agreed years.

Contracts signed also determines if you a partner or not....most drivers on rentals have no contract aside pay me 30k...I will handle repair and all...

Drivers on rentals should have some kind of insurance to their lives which should be funded by the partners...but then again most drivers are desperate to drive and earn and would take any deal as far as they get d car.

shollywendy1:

" your ability to feed is because he gave him a car which gives him some kind of right to say " is false.
Car might be rented for another purpose aside ehailing.
Renting of car has been in existence for ages.
There was a dj....( forgotten his monicker) that was seeking a car to rent some months ago here on this thread. Ofcourse, its clear he needed it for a diff purpose aside ehailing. If he eventually gotten a suitablè rented car deal, is he employed or partner with d car owner?
Irrespective of what d rented cars are used for, its partnership

Mjosh1000:
Pls let the rentee and rentaa be, how d hustle dey go, my week starts 2mao I pray for blessing and grace for all of us ijn

Amen bro

My week starts on Wednesday

izzou:


And if something goes wrong, what part does the driver play as a partner? Someone here talked about collecting a car on 25k rental, and the same car owner will service and repair..... And you still see it as a partnership?

As for issues concerning death, anyone could die. Because I drive doesn't mean I will die through driving. My point was in the case of losing the investment(the car), who bears the brunt? Who loses?

pocohantas:


I like to think partnership is more about the deed legally binding the partners. It is also errorneous to think that every partner must participate in the work or share in the assets/liabilities of the business.

There are different types of partners, depending on the level of their participation or liability in the business.

izzou:


I just want to comment on the bolded from my own opinion..... Please, it's my opinion, so don't crucify me

The question I ask myself is "what exactly is the driver bringing to the table for him to be called a partner in this business?"

If I set up a food canteen: Furnish it with tables, chairs, curtains, tiles, TV, and I employ two ladies to cook and sell, and I tell them that for every plate they sell, I give them #150, will I really call this a partnership? When it is glaring that if anything happens to the shop, they(the two ladies) have nothing to lose?

Look at it from another angle.....

To be truthful to myself, I don't see it as a partner relationship. It's actually an employer-employee relationship

I see uber guys get serious accidents, and I ask myself...."What's the fate of the car owner? " Will the driver fix the car?

Bros, that's how I see this work oh... Na who provide and maintain motor be the oga

deedee44:

If I tell you say you go see... Na set up