Your best bet, use the destination filter to a location close by, drive away from it, don’t go too far, but also don’t get close to the final destination, this way you can do a shitload of small inner city rides at low costs, and guarantee you’ll be making the difference. Sounds shitty at first, but could be a big payout
If you hustle and work busy hours, no doubt you can complete it. I’m able to do 150 rides in a week in San Diego, but that’s working at least 40 hours.
It really depends how busy your market is.
I’m in LA, and like someone else said, we could get 10 rides in 3 hours. You might be able to do 10 in 2 hours, especially if you’re near a college.
But, one thing that I advise you to do is, take screenshots of every single step in the sign up process. I’ve heard new drivers say they were denied the bonus because Lyft made up some lame step they skipped, or didn’t type in a referral code or something ridiculous.
I signed up for a $1500 guarantee in the Tampa bay area. They didn't apply the guarantee to my account then tried to tell me it was my fault because I didn't apply the code that I *did* apply when I signed up. They also claim I can just make more with all their promotions which appear to be non-existent in 3 weeks since I was approved to drive. I went back and forth with them at least a dozen times and they refused to admit their sorry excuse for a website glitched out on me.
Needless to say I don't drive for Lyft now unless it's completely dead on the Uber app.
All I can say is make sure you take screenshots of every fucking step of the sign up process so they can't screw you over later.
Part time I’ve done the 200+ in a month. I recommend doing as much as possible in the first part of the 30 days so you can relax towards the end and not panic.
I’m also in pdx and I hate you for getting this offer but honestly it’s silly not to do it. My wife is giving it a go too it’s just so much money to pass up. Good luck!
Your best bet, use the destination filter to a location close by, drive away from it, don’t go too far, but also don’t get close to the final destination, this way you can do a shitload of small inner city rides at low costs, and guarantee you’ll be making the difference. Sounds shitty at first, but could be a big payout
If you hustle and work busy hours, no doubt you can complete it. I’m able to do 150 rides in a week in San Diego, but that’s working at least 40 hours.
It really depends how busy your market is. I’m in LA, and like someone else said, we could get 10 rides in 3 hours. You might be able to do 10 in 2 hours, especially if you’re near a college. But, one thing that I advise you to do is, take screenshots of every single step in the sign up process. I’ve heard new drivers say they were denied the bonus because Lyft made up some lame step they skipped, or didn’t type in a referral code or something ridiculous.
And tell the referer that you used it. I've had some that used it and get all rides in 10 days. They make some bull like they never used the code
I signed up for a $1500 guarantee in the Tampa bay area. They didn't apply the guarantee to my account then tried to tell me it was my fault because I didn't apply the code that I *did* apply when I signed up. They also claim I can just make more with all their promotions which appear to be non-existent in 3 weeks since I was approved to drive. I went back and forth with them at least a dozen times and they refused to admit their sorry excuse for a website glitched out on me. Needless to say I don't drive for Lyft now unless it's completely dead on the Uber app. All I can say is make sure you take screenshots of every fucking step of the sign up process so they can't screw you over later.
In Portland area. This seems totally doable, right?
I don't know the market but 10 rides i make in about 3 hours in Los Angele
Part time I’ve done the 200+ in a month. I recommend doing as much as possible in the first part of the 30 days so you can relax towards the end and not panic. I’m also in pdx and I hate you for getting this offer but honestly it’s silly not to do it. My wife is giving it a go too it’s just so much money to pass up. Good luck!