cardinal
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I want to move to Leeds guys, any insight information will be appreciated!!!
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On 18/07/2016 at 9:29 PM, basescu said:
Using the marketing skills...google it.
1st- make your customer feel important by asking if the temp is ok, the music, if he is thirsty ...
2- be nice, ask him how was his day but dont push it if you dont get more than a straight answer
3-ask him about his favourite route
4-car clean, you clean and smart looking if possible
Simple and efficient
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Never again as well, less but safe is my idea
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In terms of the symptoms of the carbon build-up, typically the noise from the engine contains all the usual tick over noises and fans/pulleys, but is very 'bass-heavy' with a lot of low level rumble, shaking, etc. With the process I'm using this typically disappears within the first 10 minutes and the car idles better. The revs then climb quicker and any flat spots (if carbon related) are eliminated.
The rumble is down to the engine struggling, with added friction, reduced 'breathing'. Remove the carbon and the bass notes disappear, the engine works better and as a result you can recover MPG (notice I didn't say gain).
My car does this, have you ever tried this new thing called hydrogen engine cleaner??
Components such as Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF), Exhaust Gas Recirculation Valve (EGR), Turbo and Injectors can all dramatically benefit from the removal of carbon using Green Engine Machine.....they say
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The nightmare for some is real and will become a reality in the next years, dont try to hide it or run from it.
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4 hours ago, LUED said:
When you lease cars, the first monthly payment is usually a bigger payment than normal, in this case the first monthly payment is 6 times as normal, then there's 35 monthly payments after that (3 years).
Therefore my first monthly payment was £3020.76 (£503.46 x 6), then 35 monthly payments of £503.46.
Which averages out at £573.39 per month.
So you are paying 20k and what will happened after those 3 years, the car will be your or you just give it back?
WHat is the difference between lease and finance a car?sorry for being such a newbie but i just dont understand
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Liverpool Victoria mate or try JMB insurance
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I made everyday more than £300, who is saying is not busy and not making money i think is wasting time to refer new drivers so he can win the fokin Prius :))
So....guys push it this week, more than £35/hour , is very good. We can complain next week
when another 400 new uber drivers will be on the road -
Definitely Exec, i dont think is posible to make that amount of money drving for X
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Experienced drivers make £4,000 a month anyway.
During last December, Uber were doing a £4,000 guarantee, whereby if you meet their criteria and don't earn £4,000 during that month, they will top up your earnings in January to £4,000. Many UberX drivers who met and exceeded that criteria, earned more than the £4,000 anyway.
Yes, but what i am saying is , from those £4000 your profit is around £2000, less than 50% after commission increased
total 4000
uber commission 25% -1000 before 20% -800
petrol -500
car wash -50
insurance -200
car value depreciation -200
car parts wearing -100
profit £1950 before £2150
What do you say LUED???
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I agree, those 5% is our insurnace , our food, our money, u name it. Is to much, now we get less than 50% from what we make!!!!!
Can you imagine, you have to make £4000 / month so you can make a living in London
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What are you looking for exactly??? so we should now
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£420 on 14 hours shift, Valentines day , good old times, not any more
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yes, is true, but in the same time you going to feel every tiny bump, hump which will affect you spine and make you feel bad after a day of work.
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One of my friends just changed his mind to join uber, he was ready to sign the papers for a prius but he just want to see how it goes, so many people disappointed....
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Yes you can but keep in mind that from what you make , your real income is just 50% from what you make , which is think is a lost on the long term
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look for a different option mate, uber just increased the commission to 25%
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Everybody is sad, i spoke with all my driver friends, they can not believe it, i remember in the beginning Uber used to make some meetings with drivers make us feel a real partner and now they just take the rug under our feet with not question asked!!!
Shame shame shame
But like someone said, availability is more important for them than the quality of the jobs
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Well, depends on how much money u make on the specfic week
If you make £1000/week you have to cut the weekly expenses like insurance , petrol, tax man , car depreciation .
Some will say you real income will be around £600 from those £1000 but i think its unreal, looking at my histroy in the last 2 weeks.
My expenses are around £360 from £1600 made
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Ure not allowed to ask or take any money from the client, they say. But with the big dropping of income in the last months, i will take everything
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woahahahahhaha, this is true, 100% agree
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is it worth to move from X to Exec
in London Uber Drivers
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I see people so excited to move from X to Exec or Exec to Lux but is it really such a big difference taking in consideration the amount of extra costs you have??
I mean its all comes to £/hour. Driving for X you can get £20/hours while driving for Exec or Lux i dont think you can get more than £30/hour if youre lucky.
Who can disagree or agree?