hey turo maybe one of the reasons your not doing well is your ridiculously inconsistent approval “policy”.
At first I thought I was the only one but now that i’ve seen so many people post about having the same exact experience, I know that @turo has to be losing millions of dollars based on blocking people from renting cars that have never rented through Turo but are insured, employed, responsible drivers who have no issue renting cars with the major companies but are denied for an unknown reason, banned, and cannot speak to a human that’s fluent in English if our lives depended on it. Yet, I know people with horrible driving records, felony convictions, bad credit, and active warrants who get instantly approved. Seems like it would be a better investment to look into that instead of the low budget advertisement and that’s all over the internet, but what do I know?