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Is anyone familiar with https://fare.coop ? I have heard about it in #pdx but don’t know where else it might be. The referral program feels like a scam to me.
But also i wish to stop using Lyft and Uber
#rideshare
Fare Co-opFare.Coop | Hybrid Corporate/Cooperative Ride-hailing & DeliveryThe World’s First Hybrid Corporate/Cooperative Ride-hailing & Delivery The World’s First Hybrid Corporate/ Cooperative Ride-hailing & Delivery Request A Ride Join To Drive Join And Support Our Grassroots Movement! Fare Co-op has allocated 25% of its net revenue to create FIVE ways for you to earn revenue and save your community through our TWO TIER, TWO WAY referral program, where your direct referral will make you 10% and the second tier will earn you 2.5% whether you’re on the side of customers/passengers or drivers/businesses. https://youtu.be/c5eXC8YDspU Rideshare Driver App: Rider App: Drivers Get up to85% Of the Earnings* * After 5% Stripe fee Customers Save up to 20% on avg. Compared to major apps with no surge Businesses Pay Only 5% Service Fee How we compare to the major apps – Case Study Rider Pays $20 $19 $16 Driver Gets $6.80 $7.41 $14.40 Driver Earnings % 34% 39% 90*% Note: This example doesn’t include additional fees such as insurance, taxes and payment processing fees, charged on top of the fares. In addition, we currently only offer the instant payout option at 85% of the trip earnings. How your earnings are calculated Your trip earnings are calculated based on the following 3 parameters: Distance Time & Wait Time Booking Fee In cases where a minimum fee applies, the calculation only considers the min. fee and the booking fee. Other items such as insurance, sales tax and credit card processing fee are hard costs that are NOT part of the fare. In this example, the fare total ($3.78+$3.60+$2.60+$5) is $14.98 90% is paid to the driver ($13.48) minus 5% Stripe fee 10% is retained by Fare Co-op ($1.50) Watch Our Story Our Partnerships Drivers – Join Now! Fare Co-op is a membership based platform. For a one-time investment of $100 ($500 in... Continue Reading
@ansate ya totally sounds like a pyramid scheme, at least based on the first paragraph of their site 