Can you get banned from Grab?

What is the golden rule in Grab?

Grab’s golden rule? Five minutes, people! Five whole minutes! Think of it as a super-speedy, slightly less terrifying version of a blind date. After that, they’re gone, faster than a greased weasel up a drainpipe! Unless it’s a GrabShare or multiple-stop extravaganza – those are different beasts entirely. Seriously, those things are like herding cats on roller skates.

Key things to remember, you knuckleheads:

• Five minutes: Your window of opportunity, like trying to catch a falling star with a butterfly net.
• Exceptions exist: GrabShare and multi-stop rides are wild cards. Think rush hour traffic, multiplied by ten, and infused with the chaotic energy of a toddler’s birthday party.
• Be ready: I once waited 4 minutes and 58 seconds for my ride. It felt like an eternity. Don’t be that guy.
• Don’t be late: Your driver is probably already mentally calculating how much they can make before their next nap.

Last year, I was late once—a truly embarrassing experience. My cat, Mittens (a fluffy terror), decided my perfectly ironed shirt was the perfect scratching post. I was 12 minutes late. Let’s just say the driver wasn’t thrilled. It involved a lot of sighing and a mumbled comment about “unpunctual humans”. Lesson learned. Hard. My shirt was ruined, too.

This year, my Grab experience has improved since my cat got a scratching post (duh!). My time management is superb, and even my grumpy Uncle Barry agrees. My point? Respect the 5-minute rule and your driver’s sanity. It’s simple, people! Don’t be a clown. Or a cat.

Can you have 2 Grab accounts?

Nope, you can’t have two Grab accounts. Period.

Think of it like this: Grab, the Southeast Asian ride-hailing and delivery giant, operates on a one-user-one-account principle. I learned this the hard way when I tried setting up a second one with my work email. Big mistake!

• Each user is intended to have just one standard account.
• This is tied to your phone number and personal info.

The system is designed to prevent fraud and maintain order, I assume. This is similar to how most financial platforms operate.

Oh, and speaking of “family”: Grab’s Family Account adds another layer. It’s designed for household expense tracking.

• Only one Family Account per user.
• Joining one makes you ineligible to create another.

It’s all about keeping things neat and avoiding the chaos that multiple accounts would bring, probably. One can only imagine.

How can I see my full Grab history?

Orders. Main menu. Your history. All of it. Active. Past. Held. Confirmed.

Additional Info:

• Grab app: Check it.
• Order details: Tap. View.
• Help Center: Still lost? Seek help.
• Privacy: Your data. Guard it.
• Account security: Important. Stay safe.

Honestly, just use the app. It’s there.

Can I book a Grab for a family member?

Ugh, Grab. Can I book for fam? I think…yeah, Family Account!

• You can book rides for them now. It’s a thing.
• I’ve got my mom added, super useful.
• Real-time updates? I barely look at mine, lol.

Family Account means they’re 18+, obviously. Who wants to manage a kid’s rides? Plus, you pay. Oh the joy! So, booking is def possible. I did it like, last week. Why am I even writing this down.