#eddie ybanez phantom booking

Grab Philippines has denied MiCab's phantom booking accusations on the latter's taxi-hailing platform. In a statement sent to YugaTech, Grab Philippines Country Manager Brian Cu refutes allegations made by Micab's CEO Eddie Ybanez and will consider pressing charges on further claims. Here is the statement from Grab: In his contributed piece originally published unverified on the e27 site on 18 July, Micab Systems Corporation CEO, Eddie Ybanez made allegations about 15,000 "phantom bookings" on MiCab’s platform. We took the last week to investigate internally and can confirm that Eddie Ybanez’s allegations are untrue and appears to have malicious intent. Grab did the responsible thing in taking the time to investigate, and we encourage Eddie Ybanez to be similarly responsible in his speech and actions. Grab did not do 15,000, or per Eddie Ybanez’s revised comments on 24 July, 29,000 “phantom bookings” on the MiCab platform. "From our 29,000 phantom bookings, we’ve received over several hundred reports of Grab soliciting our taxi drivers to attend their driver orientations. This is our single most compelling piece of evidence pointing to them as the culprit of the phantom bookings,” Ybanez told Businessworld on July 24th. Read more in our articles including "Grab Philippines denies Micab's 'Phantom Booking' claims" and "Devialet Phantom Sounder Center lands, rocket science for Php119,000".