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Good points - flexibility to work when you like, no set shifts, usually required by traiditional minicab firms. Log on and off as you please. work where you like - local area, which you know best, central London where the earnings are potentially the highest, or airports with the chance of getting a good run into London, though there is a wait in the queue of a few hours, and the risk of getting a local job. pay is usually prompt, and cashless - less of a security risk carrying cash around. All trips are recorded, and is transparent, you know exactly how much you earn on each trip. opportunity to earn more during surges. fair distribution of jobs, with the job going to the nearest available driver (though this is in doubt). Bad points - communication with the office is via e-mail. There is no one to talk to as there is no phone number to talk to someone if there is a problem. rating system, could lead you to deactivation if your rating becomes too low - controversial whether this is a fair system or not. more drivers are joining than leaving