Hi everyone,

I'm in Australia and rented a Zoomo Zero on a 2-month lock-in contract. I've only had it for about 3 days, but I've already run into multiple issues with the bike, including an Error 13 that requires me to take it back for inspection.

The biggest problem is that I live in Western Sydney while the Zoomo store is in Surry Hills. Every time something goes wrong, I have to spend a significant amount of time travelling there just to have the bike checked.

I asked Zoomo about cancelling the subscription early because of the repeated issues, but they told me that the early termination fee still applies under the contract, which is apparently around 50% of the remaining contract value.

I'm wondering:

• Has anyone managed to have the early termination fee waived or reduced because the bike had recurring problems?
• How does Zoomo generally handle situations where the bike keeps needing repairs shortly after pickup?
• If you've been in a similar situation, what was the outcome?

I'm not looking to argue with Zoomo or complain for the sake of it. I'm just trying to understand what other people's experiences have been before I contact the store again.

And if this shit keeps happening, I don't want to lock in contracts due to this messed up issue.

Thanks.

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I've seen it a lot, in Ahmadi cultures and families, education is must and of course as it should be, that's not the issue. The issue is scope and how much a freaking paper would hold value at a proposal instance.

Of course every family differs and I'm referring specifically asking as an outsider around UK, America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand kind of places. Ahmadi families here.

I've been wondering about this for a while because I'm honestly starting to get concerned.

I deliver on an e-bike in Sydney, and lately I'm averaging around 1 order per hour, sometimes 2 if I'm lucky. There are even times where I only make around $20 over 2 to 3 hours, despite staying online during what I thought were decent times in restaurant heavy areas and areas where there would be more shops and customers both, still...

Is this actually normal for e-bike riders these days, or is there something wrong with my account or the areas I'm working in? It even shows me on the app that people are heavily buying or it's a rush hour and yet you get no orders and you just wait there waiting for hours to pass by.

For those who've done both e-bike and car deliveries:

• Do car drivers generally receive more orders?
• Does Uber prioritize cars over e-bikes?
• Is there a noticeable difference in earnings per hour?
• Are e-bike riders simply competing with too many other riders now?
• Does the area or time of day make a massive difference?

I'd especially like to hear from people in Sydney, but experiences from elsewhere are welcome too.

If you've switched from an e-bike to a car (or vice versa), did you notice a significant change in order volume or earnings?

Note: I heard from someone who does it on cars, they could get 30 orders a day on an average shift of 8-10 hours. but if mine is around 3 orders every 2.5-3 hours window, at best like at best I might get around 10 orders (if I'm lucky) and get around what? 70$ or 100$ (if I'm lucky and really pushing it)

If possible, it'd be really helpful if you could share your average:

• Orders per hour
• Earnings per hour
• Vehicle type (e-bike or car)
• General area you work in

I'm just trying to figure out whether what I'm experiencing is normal or if something else is going on. Thanks.

Do Uber Eats e-bike riders get fewer orders than car drivers in Western Sydney (or in General, forget the place if you ain't from here, tell me overall)?

I've been wondering about this for a while because I'm honestly starting to get concerned.

I deliver on an e-bike in Sydney, and lately I'm averaging around 1 order per hour, sometimes 2 if I'm lucky. There are even times where I only make around $20 over 2 to 3 hours, despite staying online during what I thought were decent times in restaurant heavy areas and areas where there would be more shops and customers both, still...

Is this actually normal for e-bike riders these days, or is there something wrong with my account or the areas I'm working in? It even shows me on the app that people are heavily buying or it's a rush hour and yet you get no orders and you just wait there waiting for hours to pass by.

For those who've done both e-bike and car deliveries:

• Do car drivers generally receive more orders?
• Does Uber prioritize cars over e-bikes?
• Is there a noticeable difference in earnings per hour?
• Are e-bike riders simply competing with too many other riders now?
• Does the area or time of day make a massive difference?

I'd especially like to hear from people in Sydney, but experiences from elsewhere are welcome too.

If you've switched from an e-bike to a car (or vice versa), did you notice a significant change in order volume or earnings?

Note: I heard from someone who does it on cars, they could get 30 orders a day on an average shift of 8-10 hours. but if mine is around 3 orders every 2.5-3 hours window, at best like at best I might get around 10 orders (if I'm lucky) and get around what? 70$ or 100$ (if I'm lucky and really pushing it)

If possible, it'd be really helpful if you could share your average:

• Orders per hour
• Earnings per hour
• Vehicle type (e-bike or car)
• General area you work in

I'm just trying to figure out whether what I'm experiencing is normal or if something else is going on. Thanks.

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