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Originally Posted by tophcfa
You forgot to mention 2 very important things.
- once you download the app, they will want your credit card information before you can get a ride.
- there is a reasonable probability that your credit card information will be stolen and you will experience unusual charges you never authorized.
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"reasonable probability"? That's false information! I'm sorry your CC info was compromised around the time you signed up for Uber but I assure you it has nothing to do with Uber or Lyft. Those companies have a legal responsibility to have a secure CC data storage system. Uber (alone) does over 30 million rides per day, there's no way you can do that volume and not have a secure system.
My advice is to have a youngster teach you how to use both (Uber & Lyft) apps and always check how much a ride costs on both apps that way you can be sure you have the best deal.
It's super easy - Good luck!