On April 7th at the Above The Law web site there was an article by Kathryn Rubino titled When All Else Fails, Try Twitter. It described how the Butler Tobin firm contacted Uber via Twitter after those gorillas said they were unable to find an email address - even on the Uber help page. There also was a blog post about that article at Jane Genova Speechwriter-Ghostwriter titled Since Websites Don’t Provide Email addresses…
But I had no trouble finding an address that quickly would
get the attention of Uber. I started from their general Help Page, and then
clicked the link at the bottom of the column labeled More. That took me to another
page with a list of items under Legal and privacy. One of them is Press
inquiries, which says:
“Members
of the media are invited to contact us by email: press@uber.com
Please let us know if you’re working on a deadline. We will respond as quickly as possible.”
Please let us know if you’re working on a deadline. We will respond as quickly as possible.”
A cleverer attorney just would have guessed an address
starting with either press or legal.
Eric Kilby’s image of a gorilla scratching its head came
from Wikimedia Commons.
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