You Can Now Tip Your Uber Driver… Finally!

Delta Media in latest news 0 comments 21 JUN 2017

Uber is finally allowing riders to tip their drivers. The ability to tip for good service is something both Uber drivers and riders have been requesting for years, and it’s finally happening. The change won’t please everyone who uses Uber, […]

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