| ▲ | ssl-3 16 hours ago | |
Is that so? When all I had was debit cards, I couldn't get any of them to work with Lyft or Uber in 2021. I had plenty of money. I had nothing better to do than to try to make it work while I sat outside of that airport on a steamy July day in south Florida. I could not make it happen. There were probably other ways to solve the problem, but I eventually got someone else to send me a car so I could get to where I was going. (These days, I do have some credit cards. But amusingly, Uber won't let me log in at all unless I verify the number of a debit card that I had in 2021 -- a card that they refused to use, and which was associated with a bank that is itself no longer in business. That card is long gone.) | ||
| ▲ | ventana 15 hours ago | parent [-] | |
It is. I do not use credit cards for about 8 years except for having just one credit card for renting cars a few times per year when I travel. I have zero problems paying for Uber, Lyft, hotels, and everything else with my debit cards. | ||