Johny Joseph   --   Sharjah (Sharjah) (United Arab Emirates)

posted: 2008-02-07 07:26:48

Sir/Mam,
I'm not sure whether anybody will read it or it can make any impact, but still I write it just to satisfy myself from the insult I felt when I tried to talk to your customer service no.
Its commonly believed that taxi-drivers are very rough, I'm surprised to know that even their customer service rougher.
I happened to call at 06-5598598 and asked for their marketing manager on 7th Thursday,February, to discuss a business proposal wich infact help improve their service. The lady infact shouted something in Hindi (I'm not sure) and literally banged the phone. I felt as if she hit on my face.
I really wish if they could get a person who could talk like a human.

  alamzab   --   Lahore (Pakistan)

posted: 2008-02-04 03:29:07

I see the job of sharjah taxis company i also driving lincece in dubai .

  Asif   --   Dubai (Dubai) (United Arab Emirates)

posted: 2008-01-31 06:06:32

I agree with all and would say that the taxi system is rediculous in UAE. You have to wiat hours to get a taxi. Specially the system when Dubai taxi cannot pick you in sharjah and sharjah Taxi will not pick you in dubai. They just refuse and act like theya re doing a big favour. I wonder what one should do when you cannot get a Driving license and yet you a over a decade years of experience and then get punished by Taxi. I would say that If you want to punish someone tell him to go n bring a Dubai Taxi.

  Miss Barbara Koster   --   Bloemfontein (Free State) (South Africa)

posted: 2008-01-05 03:33:18

I am currently a teacher at a school in Dubai but stay in Sharjah in 'HELI TOWERS' Block B.  When I want to go to the Sahara Centre, I need to walk across the bridge.  Whenever there is a Taxi, the man just refuses to take me to the Sahara Centre because of the short travelling distance.  He won't benefit from it.  I arranged a Sharjah Taxi (Mr Tarick) to take me to 'church' services on Fridays at the "Sholars International Academy" school.  Without any prior notice, he just did not come yesterday.  I took another Taxi.  It was an older man.  He took three of us to church and offered to fetch us as 12:30 but he wanted my details for if we won't be waiting for him, he will report us.  At 12:30, we were stranded.  The man did not return to pick us up.  We were in a very difficult situation.  Most of the Taxi-men don't know where the "Scholars International School," is.  (It is opposite the Delhi school in Sharjah).   My question:  Is there any reliable Taxi-man that can always take me to church on a Friday morning at 9:45 and fetch met at 12:30 again?  Please - the cost works out at approximately 30 + 30 dirhams there and back again. 
Another BIG problem is that Sharjah taxi-people refuse to take us to Dubai and VICE VERSA, because they are not allowed to bring passengers back from those areas.  How must we get to the Dubai area then? 
Thank you.
(Miss) Barbara Koster
Cell :  (050) 5485570
 

  Grammer please   --   Sharjah (Sharjah) (United Arab Emirates)

posted: 2007-12-25 02:13:14

aybi varghese, you got good english skills. sigh

  Allan   --   Sharjah (Sharjah) (United Arab Emirates)

posted: 2007-11-14 06:10:40

Alot of taxi drivers doesn't speak english. In this multi nationality place, english is a primary tool in conversation. It would be good the taxi comapanies will require at least basic english for all their drivers...and the smell, please do something about it. use a car deodorant or something.

  aybi varghese   --   Sharjah (Sharjah) (United Arab Emirates)

posted: 2007-11-11 02:51:13

Sir,
09/11/07 i used emirates taxi vechile no 20812 from national paint to rolla.but the driver put nearly 7 people in our vechicle and charge ech person 5 dh ,but the meter shown only 13.50 dh.when i asked regarding this he shouting me ,and he is not ready to drope my destination point.when i told him to complinet this mater he become angry and again shouting me.and agin he start the same busines like ellegal taxy.