$750 in 1 Uber & Lyft Shift!
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
- ridesharecoach.net/
I made $750 in just one shift driving for both Uber and Lyft at the same time. Here is the breakdown of my results!
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ridesharecoach.net/ to sign up to be an Uber or Lyft driver. I highly recommend doing both! It's how I make over $50 dollars per hour on the big holidays! If you sign up with my website and finish your new driver bonus I'll give you half of my bonus money! Watch this video for the full details!
Rideshare is honestly one of the best jobs out there. The pay, the flexibility, the freedom, & virtually zero stress or strain. It's fucking awesome.
Yes I agree, I will admit that it is a lot of sitting though so it must be balanced with a great workout routine.
How often do you go to the gym? You look like you know what you’re doing from your profile pic.
It depends on your market, and the number of good markets is dwindling constantly. There is no chance of making this kind of money where I am unless you have maybe an Uber black ride. Even then it’s unlikely because there is too much driver saturation here. Uber X in my market is paying out like .65 cents a mile it’s a joke.
First of all, these are New Years Eve numbers. It's arguably the best night to drive for Uber/Lyft out of the whole year. And 2nd, you are right about markets varying. As long as you have a fairly busy city I think anyone can experiment with the many available gig apps today and find one that does decently in their city. It might not be Uber/Lyft but maybe door dash, instacart, cab driving, cash rides, etc.@@timetowakeup6302
The drastic downside is the insane amount of miles rideshare puts on your car. Even a brand new car it's going to ruin it in 4-5 years.
I agree. You have to know you will rack up tons of miles going into this so the selection of your vehicle is very important. My research and experience shows that a used Toyota Prius(at least 5 years old) is the best way to go. It will already be depreciated down enough where you won't be taking too much of a loss on wear and tear/miles and they last really long(250,000+ miles), cheap/easy to maintain and have great gas mileage(50 MPG+). In fact, I might even go as far as saying it's the ONLY way to go unless you get a good deal on a Tesla and have your own garage to charge it. Teslas qualify for a lot of perks when driving for Uber and right now Uber is giving $2,000 cash back to anyone buying a brand new Tesla and that's on top of the $7,5000 Federal EV tax credit.@@DyLemmaOG
Thanks for this!
You’re welcome! Sorry it took so long!