Complaints about ride-hailing services are nothing new, but having two people air the same grievances about the same driver in the span of two days? It began when one woman took to the Facebook group Complaint Singapore on Thursday (Aug 31) urging others to 'beware' of a Ryde driver she had felt 'cheated' by. In the now-deleted post, she wrote...
but having two people air the same grievances about the same driver in the span of two days?
In the now-deleted post, she wrote that she had booked a RydePool from Wilkie Edge to Jurong East and a driver named Kelvin had accepted her ride. According to her, a friend had booked her a different ride and she was nearly at her destination when she noticed her original driver approaching her pickup location.
"So anyway, watched as he took a journey around Singapore... Kallang, Centrepoint, Somerset, Dhoby... Even better — he went to Bedok too. Why don't [you] want to pick me up leh, we going same area leh."
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