What is why is uber charging me 9.99?

If Uber is charging you $9.99, it could be for a few reasons, such as:

1. Uber Pass/Uber One: Uber offers a subscription service called Uber One (formerly Uber Pass) that costs around $9.99 per month. This service provides benefits like free delivery on eligible Uber Eats orders, discounts on rides, and other exclusive offers.

2. Scheduled Rides: If you have scheduled a ride and there's a fee associated with booking it in advance, it might appear as a charge.

3. Promotional Charges: Occasionally, Uber runs promotions or offers for specific services that might require a small fee.

4. Pending Charge: Sometimes, Uber places a temporary authorization hold of around $9.99 on your payment method to verify it. This isn't an actual charge and should be removed automatically.

5. Account Issues or Errors: There could be a billing error or unauthorized charge. In this case, it’s best to check your trip history in the app and contact Uber support for clarification or dispute.

To determine the specific reason for the charge, you should review your account activity in the app under the "Trips" or "Ride History" section or check your email for any notifications from Uber. If you cannot identify the reason for the charge, contacting Uber's customer service for assistance is recommended.