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by icebraining
3576 days ago
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Maybe - but in many countries it isn't. In my European country, calling a cab means always talking to the operator (often after 2m ringing) and then waiting 10-30m. Around 10% of the time it never comes, so you'll have to call again. When it finally does, your reward is paying an extra fee for having called. Then there are the zones; your home is a bit outside the city? The meter will be running - at an increased rate! - before the car even arrives. |
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Never had a missed cab, cars are always very clean and drivers good. I honestly can't think of a single problem I've had with them in what must be 15+ years of regular use.