Live data from Hacker News

New Yorkers Can Now Get Unlimited UberPool in Manhattan for $200

forbes.com

1–10 of 115 posts

Re: New Yorkers Can Now Get Unlimited UberPool in Manhattan for $200

#2
Note that this is uber pool and is limited to a section of Manhattan (below 125th street). It's $100 for two weeks or $200 for a month.

Business idea! Sign up for unlimited uber rides and resell them for cash. Just stand on a corner where people are waiting for cabs, charge them $5 in cash to go where they want, and then call an uber pool for them.

Re: New Yorkers Can Now Get Unlimited UberPool in Manhattan for $200

#5

The page comes up blank for me, likely due to my content blockers. Alternate link: https://www.timeout.com/newyork/blog/you-can-buy-unlimited-u...

We need a site ban for forbes.com due to their actively filtering people with ad blocking and history of serving up malware-laden ads. Thank you for the alternate link.

Re: New Yorkers Can Now Get Unlimited UberPool in Manhattan for $200

#7
post #2

Note that this is uber pool and is limited to a section of Manhattan (below 125th street). It's $100 for two weeks or $200 for a month. Business idea! Sign up for unlimited uber rides and resell them for cash. Just stand on a corner where people are waiting for cabs, charge them $5 in cash to go where they want, and then call an uber pool for them.

Those people could just use Via for the exact same thing.

Re: New Yorkers Can Now Get Unlimited UberPool in Manhattan for $200

#9
post #2

Note that this is uber pool and is limited to a section of Manhattan (below 125th street). It's $100 for two weeks or $200 for a month. Business idea! Sign up for unlimited uber rides and resell them for cash. Just stand on a corner where people are waiting for cabs, charge them $5 in cash to go where they want, and then call an uber pool for them.

Below 125th street is something like 80% of Manhattan's area and probably 90% of the population (including half of Harlem), so it's really not particularly limited. They just are cutting off the outskirts since there likely isn't a high enough density of UberPool users up there for it to make sense.
Post reply on HN