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My Uber Ride Experience

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A fellow blogger email me about this new App named Uber. At first my reaction is, maybe this is another App like Grab Taxi or Easy Taxi. I am so wrong guys since it's completely different.

Uber is cashless taxi ride. You must have a credit card to pay your fare. It is not an ordinary taxi, with a company name or Taxi sign. It looks like                                                                       a private vehicle with your own driver.




Today I was able to experience my first ride. The drivers are so polite and the transaction is so easy.  These are the 3 Steps Ride:

Order a Car
Use the iPhone or Android app to request a ride.
Your Driver Comes to You
Sit back and relax. We'll text you when your Uber arrives.
Hop in & Hop out
After arriving at your destination, we'll charge your credit card on file and email you a receipt
So what are you waiting for download Uber in your smart phone and follow this link https://get.uber.com/invite/ubercheryltrue to experience your Uber ride. Or download to your smartphone and use "ubercheryltrue" for a promo code to get your P300 credit.









I been writing romance and science fictions for a long time and blogging is one of my escape and inspiration. Writing is not an easy job and researching is more tedious. But while sharing my experience and interest through blogging, I happened to see a whole new world.

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