How do I recover something left on Uber?
To do this, open the Uber app:
- Tap the menu icon, then “Help”
- Tap “Trips and Fare Review” and select the trip you took.
- Tap “I lost an item,” then “Contact my driver about a lost item”
- Enter your phone number and tap “SUBMIT”
Can I contact my last Uber driver?
You can contact your Uber driver either before or after your ride has been completed. You can send a text message to your driver through the Uber app, or contact them with an anonymized phone number once your driver has confirmed your ride.
How do you dispute an Uber charge?
In the upper left-hand corner of the app, tap the three vertically stacked lines and then the “Your Trips” option.
- Select Your Trips to dispute an Uber charge. Jennifer Still/Business Insider.
- Select Review my fare or fees.
- Select your issue with the ride charge.
- View your trips in the drop down menu.
What is Uber’s driver customer support number?
800-353-8237
Phone Contacts The Emergency Hotline Number (800-353-8237 or 800-353-UBER) is intended for drivers and customers who have emergencies or urgent/timely situations with a need of safety-related assistance. It’s worth noting that you should not call in for regular customer service issues.
How do I dispute a ride on Uber?
Can you request the same Uber driver?
The Uber app cannot match you with a specific driver. When you request a ride, your app sends your request to nearby drivers to pick you up at your pickup location.
Can’t contact Uber driver lost item?
If you have not tried contacting your driver directly, head back and select “Contact my driver about a lost item”. If more than 24 hours have passed since your trip ended and you’re still unable to connect with your driver, we’ll step in to help. Please share some details below. Drivers are independent contractors.
Who is responsible for items left in a car by Uber?
Neither Uber nor drivers are responsible for the items left in a vehicle after a trip ends. We’re here to help, but cannot guarantee that a driver has your item or can deliver it to you.
How to find an item lost in an Uber car?
Article SummaryX. To find an item you’ve lost in an Uber car on your mobile phone, start by opening the Uber app. Next, tap the pop-out menu in the top left corner, and select “Help.”. Then, go to “Trip and fair review” near the bottom, and choose the trip on which you lost the item.
How can I get Uber If I Left my Phone in my car?
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Why did I not get my phone back from Uber?
A driver could decide to take whatever you’ve left and deny knowing anything about it, especially if it’s a valuable item such as a lost phone. This is the least likely reason you might not get an item back, but it can happen.
Neither Uber nor drivers are responsible for the items left in a vehicle after a trip ends. We’re here to help, but cannot guarantee that a driver has your item or can deliver it to you.
How to contact your Uber driver about a lost item?
The best way to get your item back is by contacting your driver. If you left your item on a trip that someone else requested, that person should report the lost item through their own Uber app. This helps us connect to the right driver, faster. A $15 fee is charged to your account once your lost item is returned to pay a driver for their time.
What should I do if I Left my Phone in the car?
If you’re certain you left your phone in the car, it’s best if the driver isn’t aware it’s there. Otherwise you’re just bringing attention to an unattended phone. Lastly, you can also put the phone in Lost Mode, but we don’t recommend that either. This feature will shut your phone off and render the message and/or sound useless.
Can a phone be left in a taxi?
Items left in D.C. taxis are supposed to be turned over by drivers, but there are many more hoops to jump through to get that phone back. (Getty Images/Mark Wilson) WASHINGTON — It’s a thought that strikes fear into the hearts of many of a tech-obsessed urban traveler.