[exabrial]

This last Sunday morning, Uber made 3 charges to my checking account totaling over $1.1k total, for three rides at 6:59am, 7:00am, and 7:01am. I haven't used them in about 2 years (they put me in a car with a guy that admitted to sexually assaulting his drunk female passengers). It was a nightmare trying to get ahold of their customer service to return my money. They have no phone numbers, it's all bots that answer their social media and email.

I for one am excited by the prospect of their failure.

[astura]

Why bother contacting Uber at all? Just call your bank and report the charges as fraudulent.

[cycrutchfield]

It's Uber's fault that you couldn't secure your own debit card?