Author: Eric Ravenscraft / Source: reviewgeek.com
It’s well known by now that anything less than a five-star rating can lead to negative consequences for Uber drivers. Now, that same concern is coming to riders.
When you drive for Uber, riders get to rate you on a scale of 1 to 5 stars. If a driver’s rating drops below a certain threshold (this threshold varies by country and city, but some reports say it’s as high as an average rating of 4.6), then they could be placed under “quality review” and eventually if the rating doesn’t rise, their account could be deactivated entirely.
For this reason, general courtesy dictates that unless your driver does something truly worth reprimand, a five star rating should…The post Uber Will Deactive Riders With Low Average Ratings, Just Like They Do For Drivers appeared first on FeedBox.