[savanaly]

For the last time, not everything that's not everything that's a bad financial proposition == ponzi scheme. At what point have new drivers ever paid the wages of old drivers?

Uber drivers have always done ok in the short term, new or old, it's Uber that loses money on every ride. And if the drivers are not coming out ahead long term due to maintenance costs, that's not affecting newer drivers any more than older drivers.

[bostonsre]

I don't understand why you are going into driver wages. I'm completely fine with their drivers making good money, but if they lose money on every ride, it doesn't sound like a good business.

What makes it a ponzi scheme is that the initial investors and the people that run it knew they couldn't possibly make money and yet they were able to get tons of investors to pour capital into a business that couldn't make money. New investors aka public markets paid out the old investors aka venture capitalists.