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Why is Uber charging me but no ride?

If you never asked for a particular ride, then it is possible that someone else was logged into your account and requested the Uber ride. Check with your friends or family to see if one of them was using your account or payment source.



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  1. You can report unexpected charges in the Uber app or at help.uber.com.
  2. Go to the help section at the bottom of each ride receipt to contact Uber.
  3. A $9.99 charge for Uber One, a monthly subscription that you can cancel in Account > Uber One.
  4. If you suspect fraud, contact your cardholder first to prevent further fraud.


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Uber is designed to be a cashless experience, so once the ride is completed, the payment method for the ride is charged. You'll also be prompted to add a tip to the ride. This wikiHow article teaches you how to pay for an Uber ride using the mobile apps or the website.

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Yes, you can pay with cash. Before requesting a ride, go to the Payment section in the app and select Cash. At the end of your trip, pay cash directly to your driver.

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You can submit a request for a refund or a general complaint about your ride to Uber's customer service team at help.uber.com or in the app within 30 days of encountering an issue.

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If someone uses my credit card to call Uber, can Uber tell me the name of the person? No. Anytime a credit card is used in a suspected fraudulent manner, very little information about the person is given, even if the company has the person's full bio in front of them. The reason is simple.

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24/7 customer support
  1. Tap Help in the app menu.
  2. Find the topic matching your concern.
  3. Let us know how we can help.


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Starting today, passengers will have pay their drivers a flat fee of $15 for returning forgotten items. Uber's calling the new charge “a delivery fee,” estimating that drivers return an average of 11 lost items a year.

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The cleaning fee & damage fee The fee compensates your driver for the cost to clean the mess or repair the damage. Your driver receives 100% of the fee. The cleaning fee is usually between $20 and $150, depending on the mess or damage.

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If you believe your account was incorrectly charged (an incorrect trip/order amount or a cancellation fee, for example), contact support within 30 days of the request. We'll be in touch to help. We're unable to adjust a payment or refund a cancellation fee more than 30 days after the request.

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To get a free ride with Uber: Tap the menu button, and then tap Free Rides. Tap Invite Friends. Select a method such as text message, email, social media, or any other option you're given. Enter your contact's name and send the message.

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According to Uber, the app is encrypted, so your credit card information cannot be accessed by anyone. In most cases, using a credit card is safer than using a debit card.

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You can pay for rides by cash or card. To pay for rides by card, first add the card in the app. You can add up to 5 cards. Card payments are available for rides in the iOS (version 8.0 or higher) or Android (version 4.0 or higher) app.

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A damage fee is charged to those who damage an Uber or Lyft driver's vehicle. Uber offers a compensation of up to $250 based on the severity of the situation. Lyft has five categories of damage fees.

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We will always provide a full refund of the upfront price you were charged at the time you requested your trip if you decide to cancel it. If you were charged a cancellation fee, this might not be included in the refund. The refund can take up to 7 business days to process, depending on your bank issuer.

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After you take your first trip, you may see amounts listed as 'pending' on your bank statement or transaction history. These are authorisation holds – amounts of money that we use to verify your payment method. They are immediately voided by Uber, but they may take a few days to be released by your bank.

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