My fiancé and I had the worst experienceYesterday, our destination for the both of us was $according to the attendant we spoke to over the phoneWe did not have the money up front, but we had folks with the money waiting at the doorThe driver picked us up, and on our way to our destination, he decides that it's $45, and claimed that we did not mention two people(which my fiancé had asked clearly, "How much to go from x to z for two people?") It wasn't really a problem--we simply shrugged it off and said, "Okay not a problem." Although he had asked how much did the attendant say it was, and after we told him, he apparently called them and got a different answer So on our way down [redacted] the driver finally proceed to ask for the money up front, which I thought was suspicious (but was later told they now do that because of people skipping pay) because he waited until we were nearly a quarter away from our destination, instead of telling us before pulling off from our starting pointInstead of just taking us back, he keeps driving two miles ahead, in front of the [redacted] ***r, and says we have to get out, and left us there, degrees and chilly, with my fiancé not feeling well as it was The worst part was, my fiancé had left her purse clutch in the cab's backseatOur friends called them to confirm that the purse was there and that they would drop the purse off at their house (so we can come back today to pick it up) and never didNow they're saying that such conversation or agreement was never made
My fiancé and I had the worst experienceYesterday, our destination for the both of us was $according to the attendant we spoke to over the phoneWe did not have the money up front, but we had folks with the money waiting at the doorThe driver picked us up, and on our way to our destination, he decides that it's $45, and claimed that we did not mention two people(which my fiancé had asked clearly, "How much to go from x to z for two people?") It wasn't really a problem--we simply shrugged it off and said, "Okay not a problem." Although he had asked how much did the attendant say it was, and after we told him, he apparently called them and got a different answer
So on our way down *** *** the driver finally proceed to ask for the money up front, which I thought was suspicious (but was later told they now do that because of people skipping pay) because he waited until we were nearly a quarter away from our destination, instead of telling us before pulling off from our starting pointInstead of just taking us back, he keeps driving two miles ahead, in front of the *** *** ***r, and says we have to get out, and left us there, degrees and chilly, with my fiancé not feeling well as it was
The worst part was, my fiancé had left her purse clutch in the cab's backseatOur friends called them to confirm that the purse was there and that they would drop the purse off at their house (so we can come back today to pick it up) and never didNow they're saying that such conversation or agreement was never made
My fiancé and I had the worst experience. Yesterday, our destination for the both of us was $35 according to the attendant we spoke to over the phone. We did not have the money up front, but we had folks with the money waiting at the door. The driver picked us up, and on our way to our destination, he decides that it's $45, and claimed that we did not mention two people. (which my fiancé had asked clearly, "How much to go from x to z for two people?") It wasn't really a problem--we simply shrugged it off and said, "Okay not a problem." Although he had asked how much did the attendant say it was, and after we told him, he apparently called them and got a different answer.
So on our way down [redacted] the driver finally proceed to ask for the money up front, which I thought was suspicious (but was later told they now do that because of people skipping pay) because he waited until we were nearly a quarter away from our destination, instead of telling us before pulling off from our starting point. Instead of just taking us back, he keeps driving two miles ahead, in front of the [redacted]r, and says we have to get out, and left us there, 40 degrees and chilly, with my fiancé not feeling well as it was.
The worst part was, my fiancé had left her purse clutch in the cab's backseat. Our friends called them to confirm that the purse was there and that they would drop the purse off at their house (so we can come back today to pick it up) and never did. Now they're saying that such conversation or agreement was never made.
My fiancé and I had the worst experienceYesterday, our destination for the both of us was $according to the attendant we spoke to over the phoneWe did not have the money up front, but we had folks with the money waiting at the doorThe driver picked us up, and on our way to our destination, he decides that it's $45, and claimed that we did not mention two people(which my fiancé had asked clearly, "How much to go from x to z for two people?") It wasn't really a problem--we simply shrugged it off and said, "Okay not a problem." Although he had asked how much did the attendant say it was, and after we told him, he apparently called them and got a different answer So on our way down [redacted] the driver finally proceed to ask for the money up front, which I thought was suspicious (but was later told they now do that because of people skipping pay) because he waited until we were nearly a quarter away from our destination, instead of telling us before pulling off from our starting pointInstead of just taking us back, he keeps driving two miles ahead, in front of the [redacted] ***r, and says we have to get out, and left us there, degrees and chilly, with my fiancé not feeling well as it was The worst part was, my fiancé had left her purse clutch in the cab's backseatOur friends called them to confirm that the purse was there and that they would drop the purse off at their house (so we can come back today to pick it up) and never didNow they're saying that such conversation or agreement was never made
My fiancé and I had the worst experienceYesterday, our destination for the both of us was $according to the attendant we spoke to over the phoneWe did not have the money up front, but we had folks with the money waiting at the doorThe driver picked us up, and on our way to our destination, he decides that it's $45, and claimed that we did not mention two people(which my fiancé had asked clearly, "How much to go from x to z for two people?") It wasn't really a problem--we simply shrugged it off and said, "Okay not a problem." Although he had asked how much did the attendant say it was, and after we told him, he apparently called them and got a different answer
So on our way down *** *** the driver finally proceed to ask for the money up front, which I thought was suspicious (but was later told they now do that because of people skipping pay) because he waited until we were nearly a quarter away from our destination, instead of telling us before pulling off from our starting pointInstead of just taking us back, he keeps driving two miles ahead, in front of the *** *** ***r, and says we have to get out, and left us there, degrees and chilly, with my fiancé not feeling well as it was
The worst part was, my fiancé had left her purse clutch in the cab's backseatOur friends called them to confirm that the purse was there and that they would drop the purse off at their house (so we can come back today to pick it up) and never didNow they're saying that such conversation or agreement was never made
My fiancé and I had the worst experience. Yesterday, our destination for the both of us was $35 according to the attendant we spoke to over the phone. We did not have the money up front, but we had folks with the money waiting at the door. The driver picked us up, and on our way to our destination, he decides that it's $45, and claimed that we did not mention two people. (which my fiancé had asked clearly, "How much to go from x to z for two people?") It wasn't really a problem--we simply shrugged it off and said, "Okay not a problem." Although he had asked how much did the attendant say it was, and after we told him, he apparently called them and got a different answer.
So on our way down [redacted] the driver finally proceed to ask for the money up front, which I thought was suspicious (but was later told they now do that because of people skipping pay) because he waited until we were nearly a quarter away from our destination, instead of telling us before pulling off from our starting point. Instead of just taking us back, he keeps driving two miles ahead, in front of the [redacted]r, and says we have to get out, and left us there, 40 degrees and chilly, with my fiancé not feeling well as it was.
The worst part was, my fiancé had left her purse clutch in the cab's backseat. Our friends called them to confirm that the purse was there and that they would drop the purse off at their house (so we can come back today to pick it up) and never did. Now they're saying that such conversation or agreement was never made.