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Validity of US uber account

Validity of US uber account

  1. Anonymous Guest

    Is an account created in the United States valid in London? Australia/New Zealand?

  2. Gaurav Community Ambassador

    I’ve used my US account in India and the UAE so I’m pretty sure it will work in other places. Just make sure to have a no foreign transaction fee card attached for billing.

  3. PhatMiles Member

    It works. But if you happen to have a SIM card in that country, it is better to update the contact number during your time there.
    I learned this from a driver in India. He said he was trying to call me and could not reach me because Uber had my US number. They usually try 2-3 times and cancel the ride with the reason : “Unable to reach rider”. My 2c.

  4. Gaurav Community Ambassador

    [USER=522]@PhatMiles[/USER]: That’s a good point. I’ve had that happen to me in India. I don’t change my Uber contact number even if I have a local sim but now I do proactively call the driver.

  5. PhatMiles Member

    [QUOTE=”Gaurav, post: 12203, member: 79″][USER=522]@PhatMiles[/USER]: That’s a good point. I’ve had that happen to me in India. I don’t change my Uber contact number even if I have a local sim but now I do proactively call the driver.[/QUOTE]
    Thats what I do too. But changing the number sounded better to me to avoid hassles.

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