[Colorado-Talk] More Details on the New Way to Request an Uber Ride
Curtis Chong
chong.curtis at gmail.com
Fri May 19 17:32:38 UTC 2023
Greetings all:
The following is lifted from an Uber blog post.
Kindly,
Curtis Chong
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Link to Original Source:
https://www.uber.com/en-US/blog/1-833-use-uber/
Introducing a new way to ride with Uber: 1-833-USE-UBER.
We understand that some people would prefer to talk to someone on the phone, so we created the option to call us to request your ride.
1-833-USE-UBER is available in the US where Uber is available. You can request your ride 7 days a week, from 4am – 10pm EST by phone. You can request a ride anytime via the mobile app or online at m.uber.com, available in over 50 cities.
How it works
Uber
Call us, toll-free
Dial 1-833-USE-UBER (1-833-873-8237) from your cell phone to talk to an Uber team member who will help you create an Uber account and request a ride. You can choose between English and Spanish when requesting a trip.
You will need to call from a cell phone that can receive text messages. Don’t worry, you won’t be charged just for calling us—we’ll charge your credit card on file after a successful trip is completed. To help keep your personal information safe and secure, make sure to only use this phone number when calling to request a ride.
Get trip details
After your phone call, we’ll send you the information on your ride via a text message, including your driver’s name and picture, car type, license plate number, and their estimated time of arrival.
Ride
We’ll send you a text message when your driver arrives. All drivers receive an annual background check.
Frequently Asked Questions
list of 12 items
How much does using 1-833-USE-UBER cost?
The cost of your ride will vary based on a few different factors. When you call us, we’ll let you know your options and the cost before we confirm your
ride.
When can I use 1-833-USE-UBER?
We currently have team members ready to receive your requests for a ride 7 days a week, from 4am – 10pm EST. We are working to expand those hours in the
future.
Can I call from a landline?
You cannot use the service from a landline phone. You will need to call from a cell phone that can receive text messages.
How long before I need a ride do I need to call to request my ride?
We recommend being ready to meet your driver as soon as you call 1-833-USE-UBER—it’s that fast!
What if I need to cancel my ride?
Give us a call back at 1-833-USE-UBER.
If I request a ride somewhere will I be able to get a ride home?
Rides are all one-way trips, but don’t worry—once you’re ready to go wherever it is you’re going, just use 1-833-USE-UBER to request another ride.
Can I schedule a ride?
You can now prebook a ride with 1-833-USE-UBER up to 30 days in advance.
What if I want to pay in cash?
Uber is a cashless service. When you call us to request a ride, we’ll help you set up an account and make sure you have a debit or credit card on file with us to pay for your trip.
Who is going to pick me up?
You will receive information on your driver via a text message after requesting your trip. All drivers receive an annual background check.
Can I request a ride for others?
At this time, account holders can only request for themselves through the 1-833-USE-UBER service. You must call using the phone number registered with the account. You can still make trip requests for others through the Uber app.
Can I take a trip with multiple destinations?
At this time, multiple destination trips are not available through 1-833-USE-UBER, but you can request a trip with multiple destinations in the Uber app.
Have a question that wasn’t answered here?
Reach out to us at
help.uber.com.
1-833-USE-UBER is available in the US where Uber is available. Do not use any other phone number other than 1-833-USE-UBER (1-833-873-8237) to request a ride. 1-833-USE-UBER is not a customer service line. If you need help, visit us at help.uber.com.
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