Not an ethical company I had at one time signed up with them via the Gridwise app, then cancelled, also via Gridwise. Several months later they charged over $500 on my card via an app I am no longer paying for. No way to cancel, no phone number, no response to my email requesting that they cancel. This is NOT an ethical company. As an owner of multiple businesses, I could not in good conscious do this to my customers, have no communication and take funds not given permission for.

I signed up with Kover and became sick I signed up with Kover and became sick. I requested a sick pay advance, which is one of the perks I paid for. They said they needed one to three days to review this. Don't sign up for this fraudulent company. Real companies deliver on their promises. Real businesses don't need to lie. I'm the member that signed up. In their reply, they admit that they need to review what has already been paid for even though they lie about the timeframe. Buyer Beware! If you want a company that will be with you until you need their services, then by all means this is a good company for you, but if you want a company that delivers on what this company says they offer, then unfortunately you need another company.

They got me reactivated with Uber but… They got me reactivated with Uber but Covid tore my ratings up so bad, and pax aren’t rating like they used to so there’s no way I’d have gotten 500 RATED trips to reset. This means I got deactivated again. Been paying Kover every month. Now that I need help again, my account is there, but it just says “update” to change my plan. Why? I already have a plan! As a matter of fact I just got charged this morning!! And the chat won’t pull up my keyboard to type so I can’t even get support!

I like driving for Uber and I like… I like driving for Uber and I like driving Lyft, and I really think that they do try to do as much for the driver as they can, to make things easier. With Kover you get that little bit of extra protection that you maybe didn’t even know you needed, or was available. I say a little bit, but the coverage with them is excellent, and if you’re driving for Uber or Lyft and you don’t have it you are really shooting yourself in the foot. It really is the thing to make sure that you are covered in case you can’t work; you are your own boss and you owe it to yourself.

I believe Kover really are unique I believe Kover really are unique. Reading what they said about excess premium really caught my attention. How many companies think this kind of thing through and make it a central part of their philosophy? I’ve had to pay some pretty steep premiums in the past, and like Kover says, it really does make you feel like the company is not rowing in the same direction you are. I really do like putting my money into companies that have this kind of flow - it makes a difference to know that company care about the people it is working with.