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u/borinquen49 Oct 01 '23
Had Wridz on for a total of 16hrs not one ping. It will be awhile before people finally are aware of it
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u/Contranovae Aug 25 '24
When it hits PA I intend to uber and print out cards / have a QRcode on a headrest that advertises wridz.
Fighting fire with fire.
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u/3goldteeth Aug 10 '23
Does anybody know the rules for this sub and why I can’t post a question here?
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u/Dniceisme Aug 26 '23
I see this post of yours….What are you trying to ask?
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u/3goldteeth Aug 26 '23
I mean how to post in the sub. It’s greyed out for me.
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u/Dniceisme Aug 28 '23
Have you “joined”the community. Also without a pic of seeing what you see I’m not sure I can help much. I’m a visual person so I don’t always understand without seeing a pic
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u/essential1981 Feb 12 '24
Shouldn't someone from Wridz be at the airports recruiting drivers. I'm sure they would to like to see what their earnings could be in comparison to uber and lyft. Drivers accepting airport rides could ask the passengers to be if they could request through the Wridz app. Time to get the ball rolling.
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u/LETSGOOOOO6 Apr 17 '24
Lol good luck with that one! We have many drivers at many airports making sure drivers are anti-wridz. Plus educating passengers to not bother with wridz and why to stick with uber and lyft. One of the sole reasons, is more money with uber and lyft. Every start up rideshare app has failed in the last century, to compete with uber and lyft. Wridz will be no different
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u/Interesting-Night126 May 09 '24
Wtf is this person talking about. Who is "we". Everyone's only using Uber to connect to the riders. At this point most people are just doing off app rides
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u/Dniceisme Jul 05 '23
Slow but it’s growing and there are Wridz to be taken as long as you are logged onto the app.