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Neutron Holdings, Inc. doing business under the name Lime, formerly LimeBike, is a transportation company based in the United States.
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Jesus Christ one of the worst…
Jesus Christ one of the worst experiences of my life. It allowed me to accept a like to get out of Brady and immediately shutout after I got on. I could not end the ride without dragging this piece of shit two blocks. Where it still would not go. Triple extra steps to cancel my ride. Just to order an uber. 0/10 just stole my money and wasted my time. Smd
Terrible experience. No-go zone scam.
Terrible experience. I'm from London, Greenwich and first getting on the bike seemed amazing. It was very quick, and the fees looked reasonable.
However, when I tried to ride home with it, I quickly discovered the "red zone" extends to almost the entirety of London, meaning the electric part of the bike barely works anywhere, and you will be penalised for parking in virtually any location outside the inner city, which is ridiculous, as it means the bikes are functionally useless in over half the city, and can't be taken on any real trips.
Horrible
Horrible. I had no phone in service and started a ride. I didn’t have service and couldn’t end the ride so I logged in my boyfriend’s phone to end the trip and they locked my account for 90 days. This was my first trip ever and didn’t know I couldn’t switch devices.
Lime won’t unlock my account and it’s frustrating. Read the terms and conditions! They will F you
An appalling customer experience.
An appalling customer experience.
On July 7th this year I made a Subject Access Request to Lime Bike which I am still waiting for a response to.
My understanding is that I have a right to the data held about me and that by not supplying this data Lime are breaking UK law.
I made the request because my access to Lime bikes was stopped and I have no idea why.
On finding out I had been banned I tried to find out why. They would not respond to my query fully, merely asserting I breached their service terms. They did not tell me how and gave no opportunity for me to respond to the allegations.
On failing to get answers I made a Subject Access Request. Lime have failed respond and the responses have just been laughable.
The standard response has been: we have referred your request to the relevant department...who will be in touch...
or something similar...of course I never hear from this 'relevant' department.
The last email said my query had been referred to LIme's 'global privacy team'
Still tumbleweed...
This has been ongoing since July. As far as I am aware it is UK law that a company respond to an SAR within 28 days. My main concern is that incorrect information may be held about me and my understanding is that I have a legal right to see this data.
I am extremely annoyed Lime can treat people this way and can it seems, get away with not adhering to local laws.
I am also upset on a personal level at the way I have been treated. I reply on cycling as a safe and cheap way to commute to and from work. As a woman in London they are also a safe way to get home at night.
The situation is all the more frustrating because I constantly see people who actually do breach usage guidelines. My local pavements are regularly littered with badly parked Lime bikes. There is one left outside my front door most days, yet Lime does nothing about such misconduct.
I feel this action is potentially discriminatory based my post code and other demographic data...or perhaps Lime's customer service is just universally bad.
Fraud company.
Fraud company.
Charged more on my card than actual. In lime app, I can see correct amount but in my card it’s higher amount.
Contacted help center 2 times, no response at all.
the app would not let me park a scooter…
the app would not let me park a scooter because the lot was "full". Hardley!!! had to ride 2 miles to park and pay 18 dollars for an uber to go to where i wanted to end up. i am reversing the charges on the card as a scam.
Lime Milton Keynes HORRIBLE
Milton Keynes service absolutely horrible. Company with no common sense whatsoever whoever making decision needs to give their head a wobble to come back to sense. Robbing people - DO NOT PURCHASE MINUTES AS THEY WILL ROB YOU OF THEM WITHOUT YOU EVEN KNOWING. And when you complaint and request a refund they will tell you they don’t have any recent history od you purchasing any minutes ABSOLUTE SCAM
Your bikes never work anymore
Your bikes never work anymore! I’ve spent so much time starting and then having to end a ride becasue the bike is broken
Overcharged - reported it - heard nothing back
I bought the £3.99 for 30 minutes which I used. Then I’ve been charged £12+. Reported it and nobody has got back to me which is shocking
Copenhagen rentals
Copenhagen rentals. Horrible. Wife’s bike chain was off. Mine made an annoying clacking sound the entire ride. Go with Donkey Republic. Bikes are newer and cleaner, and you can make a pit stop and lock the bike anywhere versus being forced to find an authorized parking spot and end the ride.
Reports Ignored about Illegal Parking
My final reponse to Lime customer service, after many back and forth where they act as if they don't understand that (1) there were no acknowledgements of receipt of the reports I provided to them through the app about illegal parking of their bikes, and that (2) providing all that detail in e-mail threads, days later is too little too late:
"Nah, I have decided to report these directly to the council and I hope that Lime will receive hefty fines and more London councils will revoke Lime's license! With this attitude, the business truly deserves that!
It seems you are being disrespectful by repeatedly parroting the same thing. The context of this e-mail thread should have been crystal clear: there is no point reporting details of an incident days after in this e-mail thread. If you couldn't handle it through the reports I have provided through the app that time then it is Lime's problem."
Don’t waste time
Saw two were free so decided to get off train. One was pre- reserved and the other broken. There were no others around so was so late.
If reserved don’t show available
If out of power don’t show available.
Don’t waste time thinking these will help
Garbage
Garbage, you made my honey bun fly 6 ft in the air and fall into a puddle at 2am, unforgivable behaviour. I’ll never ride again (pause).
Absolutely terrible
Parents, beware
My 13-year-old son used a Lime bike in London for the first time. Because he didn’t know how to end the trip correctly, he was charged £65 for 30 minutes.
When I raised this with Lime support, after multiple back-and-forth emails, I was told he shouldn’t have used the service because he’s under 18.
But here’s the problem:
👉 There was no clear age restriction visible when signing up.
👉 Lime still accepted payment from a minor.
👉 When challenged, they refused to refund or take responsibility.
This looks less like a mistake and more like a company willing to take advantage of underage customers while hiding behind small print when things go wrong.
Customer service was unhelpful, dismissive, and ultimately left the issue unresolved.
If you’re in London (or anywhere Lime operates), please be cautious before letting your kids near this service.
Overpriced
I only road around 1000 feet from the train station to a nearby park when I decided to try a lime scooter for the first time. I was slow at first, so I could get used to it and be safe. For that ride, I was charged $3.12! Good grief, how much is it per minite or mile? This is a rip off and not worth paying uber prices for a dinky scooter! NOT worth it! I'll walk next time. 😒
Parking lot
It’s ridiculously difficult to find a proper parking spot with Lime. They really need to improve their parking zones, like VOI has. I’ll never ride a Lime scooter again, and I don’t recommend Lime to anyone.
An embarrassment to our capital
An embarrassment to our capital. Feels third world. Walked over a mile to 2 separate booked bikes to find both broken and inoperable.
It’s a scam ! Over charged
I used today for the first time from home to work place and return I was charged £34.00 hardly two hours total. It’s scam !!! Never ever use this bike hire. Completely Ripped off !!
Absolutely disgusting experience
Absolutely disgusting experience. I picked up a scooter in Nørrebro to go to Nørreport station about a km away. When I get the it tells me I need to go an park 1km away back the way I came. Absolutely infuriating. I ended up spending 60kr to get almost back to where I started. I will never use them again.
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