Source: Bored Panda
It’s called ‘vomit fraud’ and it can make your Uber experience an expensive nightmare. It has been around for a few years, surfacing in different parts of the USA (including New York, California, and Florida). Basically, some drivers with the rideshare are cashing in by using fake photos of their trashed seats to charge unwitting customers “cleaning fees.
” According to Uber, these extra fees compensate the drivers for the time and money they spend cleaning their vehicles. But this case is a little different. The customer claims the ride didn’t even happen.“I never saw the $157 charge because it was placed immediately before a legitimate Uber ride I took,” they wrote. “Must be their tactic.”
“I was only alerted when I saw that my credit card bill was suspiciously high about 30 days…
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