by Sam Smink - WHDH 7NEWS
When we request an Uber or Lyft, we assume the person driving us is safe, because they passed a background check.
But what if the person is an impostor?
“At first, I was like, this has got to be a joke,” says Carole Cassidy, after opening a tax form saying she made more than $4,000 driving for Uber in 2019.
The problem was, Carole said, “I’ve never worked for Uber, I don’t work for them, I don’t even have the app.”