Paulina Goto, 30 years old, took the scare of her life, because she confessed on social networks that the Uber she boarded apparently wanted to hurt her, because she jumped out of the moving car after not paying attention to her when she wanted to lower the glass, in addition to putting insurance on her so that she did not do it. It was on Twitter where Paulina Goto shared with her fans the moments of terror she lived at that time, because she assures that to feel more comfortable and for safety she lowers the windows of this transport uncle to feel safe due to all the insecurity that has arisen, but things got out of control. ” I got in the car and lowered the window (I always do, because it makes me feel safer) and then the driver put it up and put it safe so I couldn’t get it down. I asked him to let me download it again and remove the insurance, he said no,” says part of the message from Paulina Goto who recounted the moment in a notepad to upload it to Twitter and where she says she threw herself from the moving atomovil. As expected, fans were quite concerned and asked the Mexican actress not only to report what happened, but also to share the photo of the unit through the application, this so that more users are careful with said unit.
“@Uber_MEX@Uber_Support please take action on the matter. I’m fine GAD but I’m very scared. Chicxs take great care of yourselves and listen when you feel that something is not right,” Paulina Goto wrote on Twitter. BUT… Why do you cover the plates and the name of the driver?, is it assumed that you are denouncing and by not doing so he can continue to do that with other girls…. Please put all the info”, “@soypaulinagoto I am a platform driver it is important that you check the rating of the driver in this case it is very low I imagine that they have rated it badly for the service I hope that support can help you”, write the networks. It may interest you: It is worth mentioning that the Mexican actress has been away from the world of telenovelas, as she is focused on other projects.
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