NashVegas Cab

"$50 for a 6 mile journey ! Avoid like the plague. Asked where his meter was and he said it wasn't on. Must think people were born yesterday. He didn't end up getting $50 let's put it this way. Took photo of cab and was questioned by him. He quickly drove off"

"Driver tried to charge 30 bucks to go a block the. Blamed it on traffic. Ended up charging 20 bucks and made me tip. Worst cab service!!! Use Uber!! This was a very unpleasant experience driver almost hit another car, slamming on brakes, would not recommend."

"While driving my car cab number 17 was driving recklessly. Tailgating and speeding and did not yield for an emergency vehicle. Absolutely unacceptable. Please train your drivers to be decent humans!"

"If you use NashVegas cab, do NOT use a credit card. I attempted to use an AMEX card for a $50 charge ($37 ride charge plus $13 tip). The card reader said card was "Declined," which would be impossible. Instead of using a different card, I just gave the driver $50 cash. I decided to follow up with AMEX to see if the charge went through. It did indeed go through, so $100 paid for a ride from airport to downtown hotel. I disputed the $50 charge through AMEX and NashVegas is refusing to cooperate. Wisely, the next time I used UBER for my ride back from the hotel to airport. You have been warned."

"This was a disaster from the beginning. We were hoping to try out cabs at BNA and see if they were comparable to Ubers & Lyfts, but if they operate anything like Nashvegas cabs - they are a TOTAL scam! Our driver first told us “we only go downtown”, then gave us a hard time about having 2 suitcases at an airport pickup. After we pulled out of the garage, she stopped in the middle of the road and told us a 10 mile cab would be $60 - which she then kept driving and trying to calculate on her phone to show us without saying where any of the numbers came from. The meter starting at $9 is a standard fare according to the airport sign, but 10x$2.50 and a $2 person charge still would have been $36. My fiancée saw the driver check the price of Ubers for our route and then tried to break standard fare pricing. By the end of the drive, she had gone back up to $55 because we were going 2 miles off Broadway, but closer to the airport - so she told us that it is X dollars from the airport to downtown, and we were 3 miles from downtown so she added onto the baseline Broadway service. This didn’t make any sense as our destination was less mileage than the Broadway baseline, and she refused to show us on her maps that it was indeed 15 miles that she was basing her pricing on. The driver then struggled to make change after telling us it would be an extra $10 to pay by card, so we ended up having to pay more than originally agreed upon!"