Earn money while parking at SFO for free?
I don't think this is something I'd ever do, but take a look at
http://www.shareportsfo.com Here's some of what they say: By enrolling to share your car with other customers, you can get free parking at our lot and make money on top it. Instead of charging you a fee for parking, we will let you park for free. In return we will enroll your car in our car sharing network, and enable fellow Shareport members to rent your car. And don’t worry, we will take care of everything from insurance to gas to cleaning. You will get your car back in exactly the same condition as you left it with us. Your car will not be driven more than 20 miles per parking day. You will get $1.00 for every 10 miles that your car is driven by members of Shareport network. And what if we can’t rent your car out to others? Don’t worry. You’ll still get free parking since you offered to enroll your car in our car sharing network. That’s our commitment to you for being a loyal Shareport customer. |
That has got to be a joke. The average person has a filthy car that doesnt even run properly. Who would ever want to pay to drive that.
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Originally Posted by smith80678
(Post 19149917)
That has got to be a joke. The average person has a filthy car that doesnt even run properly. Who would ever want to pay to drive that.
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Originally Posted by smith80678
(Post 19149917)
That has got to be a joke. The average person has a filthy car that doesnt even run properly. Who would ever want to pay to drive that.
www.rentawreck.com There is definitely an established market for inexpensive car rentals and car-sharing. ;) |
Are you guys aware of http://www.getaround.com/ and other sites like it?
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I'm wondering how sharportsfo can limit driving of an enrolled car to just 20 miles per parking day? Doesn't even cover a round trip from whatever airport-area lot is used to either downtown S.F. or Redwood City, much less Berkeley, Muir Woods or Stanford.
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Several questions -
1 - I wonder if this would affect your personal insurance. Renting your car would likely affect your insurance rates or possible even void your policy. 2 - The government allows a deduction of about $.55/mile for driving your car for business purposes, but these people pay only $.10/mile? 3 - And what if something does happen to your car? 4 - The math - for all of the risks involved, you save about $15/day parking and make possibly an$2/day. I think someone would have to be in pretty tough shape to take such risks for such a small return. |
Originally Posted by JerryFF
(Post 19158426)
Several questions -
1 - I wonder if this would affect your personal insurance. Renting your car would likely affect your insurance rates or possible even void your policy. 2 - The government allows a deduction of about $.55/mile for driving your car for business purposes, but these people pay only $.10/mile? 3 - And what if something does happen to your car? 4 - The math - for all of the risks involved, you save about $15/day parking and make possibly an$2/day. I think someone would have to be in pretty tough shape to take such risks for such a small return. |
Originally Posted by JerryFF
(Post 19158426)
Several questions -
1 - I wonder if this would affect your personal insurance. Renting your car would likely affect your insurance rates or possible even void your policy. 2 - The government allows a deduction of about $.55/mile for driving your car for business purposes, but these people pay only $.10/mile? 3 - And what if something does happen to your car? 4 - The math - for all of the risks involved, you save about $15/day parking and make possibly an$2/day. I think someone would have to be in pretty tough shape to take such risks for such a small return. |
Originally Posted by Ocn Vw 1K
(Post 19157717)
I'm wondering how sharportsfo can limit driving of an enrolled car to just 20 miles per parking day? Doesn't even cover a round trip from whatever airport-area lot is used to either downtown S.F. or Redwood City, much less Berkeley, Muir Woods or Stanford.
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Originally Posted by jackal
(Post 19199631)
Some of these are already being tested. Read http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/14/yo...pagewanted=all.
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Originally Posted by jackal
(Post 19199631)
Some of these are already being tested. Read http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/14/yo...pagewanted=all.
2. I find it incredulous that she would enroll her current car in the program when her last car in the program was totaled and has her facing huge liability. 3. She needs an attorney. 4. I believe her insurance company will decline to renew her policy. 5. She doesn't understand the issue she is facing. 6. Did I mention she needs a lawyer, stat? |
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