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We had a great polite helpful driver, Sergii, from Porto to Lisbon. The Tesla was clean and rode very smoothly. We enjoyed conversation with Sergii. Also communication before the trip was excellent.
Beware: This Company is a Scam for UK-Based Drivers
As a taxi driver based in Glasgow UK, I strongly advise against working with this company. They have not paid me for the work I completed, and it seems this is a common issue among other drivers as well. They continuously delay payments with excuses like system errors and extended waiting periods. To make matters worse, they have all my personal details, and I’m concerned about potential identity theft. Please be cautious and avoid this company at all costs!
Scam went to Brugge taxi driver called us to say GetTransfer. not paid him , so he wasn’t able to pick us up avoid at all costs pure scam !
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