What you might not know is that a Lyft credit is a “ride credit.” What that means is that you need to use the credit all at once – it doesn’t matter if your ride costs $10 or $25. At the end of the ride, your credit will be gone.
I’ll be honest – I thought I might hate Lyft. I really didn’t want to sit in the passenger seat of some stranger’s personal vehicle…
Okay, I’ll admit that I am a little under Uber’s spell. I mean, who wouldn’t be? But I’m also a fan of the deal. And…
My good friend Ginger and I meet up every year for a weekend of fabulousness.
This year’s pick was Austin. It did not disappoint.
Have you had any experience with Curb? What do you think? I just keep hoping that they will pull it together!
I gotta say: as the weeks roll on, I’m more and more impressed with the ride-summoning app Curb. Is it time for you to try it, too?
Curb, if you are reading this, I’m sorry. Maybe I was wrong about you. I’m willing to give you another chance.
My verdict – I’m sticking with Uber when I’m in NYC. They definitely beat out the competition every time…and I tried four other apps!
I just had one of my worst travel days in a long time. Bad choices plus bad luck equals…
Curb is a taxi app similar to Uber and Lyft. Here’s how you can get $10 of Curb credit for free!
