About renting a car on Didi

On June 20, 2017, I went to Shanghai Rental Company to rent a Roewe 550 hybrid, and told me the address, No. 350, Yindu West Road. Because I didn’t live very far at the time, I didn’t have it. Think more, the next step is to sign the contract,

The rent is 7,000, what platform management fee, 2,000 yuan, and they said that if I rent a high-end model, I have to pay an additional 500 management fee and a deposit of 10,000.

(I was so drunk that I finally negotiated the price and paid 200. I am the kind of person who is easy to talk to so I didn’t pay much attention) (The leasing company told me that the so-called high-end models cost an extra 500 per month. The rent is 7,000 yuan)

There is a pitfall here. At first, the leasing company said that if there was a breach of contract, 50% of the liquidated damages would be deducted. I thought it was deducted from the deposit, which was 5,000. I didn’t expect it to be the monthly rent. Fifty percent of it became 7,000, (I defaulted on the contract for two months)

The reason is that the traffic police deducted nine points from me after driving for less than half a month. I believe the risk is really huge and there is no need to open the contract. Go ahead and forget about losing some money, there is really no other way.

Everything was done and the contract was signed. In the afternoon, I went to a place in Putuo District, Shanghai according to the address mentioned by the company, and said to register a Didi account (because it was also my first time) , I have no experience and don’t know what’s going on) It’s a leasing company wherever I go.

They didn’t step on me too much. They said that the vehicle had not been untied. I couldn’t understand what they said. Anyway, it was a trip in vain. (One day’s gas money and rent were gone.) I was the first to be cheated. One day and the next day, I received a call and was asked to register at the Didi Club on Changjiang West Road in Shanghai, saying that the vehicle had been unbundled.

You can go to this place to register. Anyway, after working on it for a day, it is finally ready. I thought it would be available right away. Who knew that it would take a few days to log in before it can pass. Oh, I am so drunk. But luckily, it passed the next day, and then I went to the Didi Club for review.

At five o'clock in the afternoon, it's fine to line up and stuff, and then start taking orders and working. (The leasing company knew it from the beginning and was waiting for you to fall in love. Why can't it wait until we have passed the registration and signed the contract. Besides, the money has been paid. There is no breach of contract, but it is so bad and there is no way.)

First of all, I want to say that there are problems with the Didi platform. Complaints are unavoidable because you have to meet people we don’t know every day. Of course, in a place like Shanghai, the service attitude requirements are still relatively high. It's understandable compared to a big city like this.

As a foreigner, most of the people who receive these services are locals in Shanghai, which is quite difficult to serve. With such a heavy workload and average income, it is inevitable that the service quality will be poor, especially People like me who have no sense of service.

Every day you will meet some passengers who make you crazy and make you feel bad all day long. It is difficult for Didi platform to park and pick up people in urban areas. I believe this is not new. It's terrible to say it, everyone is there, it's a mess.

How the platform handles passenger complaints is a headache for driver friends. Let me give you an example. I once told an uncle at Shanghai South Railway Station that he was going to Kunshan South Railway Station in Jiangsu Province. The order has been uploaded and the uncle requested to take the expressway.

I said yes, but the cost of taking the expressway must be borne by the passengers themselves. That’s called generosity. I’ll give you a pat on the chest and let’s go. I arrived at my destination in less than an hour, and I added the expressway fee of 25 yuan to the bill and settled the bill together.

This scumbag complained to you as soon as he got out of the car, saying that you charged excessively, and the platform immediately dealt with it, with a fine of 100 and a downgrade. Then the appeal failed, and it was useless to say anything. I am I really don't care about the fine of one hundred and fifty.

The authenticity and fairness of this passenger’s complaint are all judged by this coolant. I’m really drunk. This is just one of them. There are many more ridiculous and messy ones. For complaints, I will give examples one by one.

The reason is very simple, that is, Didi is now the dominant one, it is the authority, it is the king's law, there is no reason to argue, and dispatching orders is also a chaos. Anyway, Didi only thinks about itself, and it is a trap. It’s the majority of drivers.

My driving skills are above average. The roads in Shanghai are relatively difficult. It is common to go the wrong way. If you are not focused, you can easily go the wrong way. Mostly rely on navigation.

I did the math and found that the average driving time is about 15 hours a day. I go out around nine in the morning and wait until three in the morning at night. As long as I am not in a remote suburb, the orders are almost one after another. It will stop because many cars have been eliminated due to the new policy, so the market is somewhat in short supply.

The daily turnover is only about 600 to 800. To achieve 91,000 yuan, it is almost very little and very tiring. I am so sleepy at night that I can’t stand it at all. The monthly turnover is 20,300 yuan. (Including all the rewards), I paid 4,600 for gas (about 150 yuan a day), excluding the rent of 7,000 yuan

The traffic fine was 600 yuan, 9 points were deducted from the driver's license, and eating out would be considered 1,000 yuan. , let’s calculate the rent, there is still 7,100 yuan left. Anyway, all risks are yours. When the car is on the road, you can weigh it yourself and whether it is worth it.

In the end, I went to the rental company to return the car, and 7,000 yuan was deducted as liquidated damages. There was only a small scratch on the car, so I deducted 300 yuan and a 10,000 yuan deposit. I signed the agreement and got a refund. 2,700 yuan (it will be refunded to you after half a month without any violations)