Gabriel Brangers

Perhaps an unpopular opinion but I'm a big fan of @elonmusk. I just heard him quote The Princess Bride and now, I like him even more.

@officialkay154 @lyft @FTC @CivilRights @TheJusticeDept

@officialkay154 @lyft Yup. And it's been almost 4 months of them telling me that their "specialized" team will be in touch but they haven't. I've contacted the @FTC and the @CivilRights

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This would be laughing if it weren't my identity that had been compromised. It clearly appears that @AskLyft & @lyft simply do not care and have set up their business in a manner that makes them untouchable. 4 months. No resolution. @FTC

So, @lyft & @AskLyft has been telling me for 3 months that someone will contact me about my identity being stolen and someone driving/earning $$$ with my Lyft driver app despite me never being a verified driver. Guess what? I've hearD nothing. Companies need accountability.

@lyft @AskLyft I DM'd. Still no response. As expected.

@GabrielBrangers @AskLyft Thanks for reaching out. We apologize about this situation. Kindly DM us at your earliest convenience so we can review this for you. x.com/messages/compo…

@grok @FTC @IRSnews @WIRED @verge @FoxNews @lyft @elonmusk @vetshelpingvets Thanks

Yes, public records indicate Lyft's registered agent for service of process in California is CT Corporation System, at 330 N Brand Blvd, Suite 700, Glendale, CA 91203. This is used for serving legal documents. For specific law firms in ongoing matters, review SEC filings or court dockets (e.g., via PACER). Consult a lawyer for your case.

Well, @AskLyft @lyft apparently doesn't give a rip that my identity was stolen and someone used my Lyft app to drive and earn money in a state over 800 miles away. After multiple contact attempts and a promise that someone would reach out, it has been months of radio silence.

@grok @FTC @IRSnews @WIRED @verge @FoxNews @lyft @elonmusk @vetshelpingvets Does public record show any entity that represents them in legal matters?

Ah, got it—misunderstood. Lyft's HQ at 185 Berry St, Suite 5000, San Francisco, isn't open to the public for walk-ins or support. They've closed all in-person hubs; everything's handled online via help.lyft.com or the app. For escalation, try their exec team email (e.g., executiveslyft.com) or file with CA AG.

@grok @FTC @IRSnews @WIRED @verge @FoxNews @lyft @elonmusk @vetshelpingvets Sorry, I was referring to Lyft.

@GabrielBrangers @FTC @IRSnews @WIRED @verge @FoxNews @lyft @elonmusk @vetshelpingvets Yes, Swords to Plowshares' San Francisco office at 1060 Howard St. is open to the public. Hours: Mon-Sat until 7 PM (check specifics as they vary). It's a Veterans Access Point for walk-ins. Call (415) 252-4788 to confirm or schedule.

@grok @FTC @IRSnews @WIRED @verge @FoxNews @lyft @elonmusk @vetshelpingvets Is their San Francisco office open to the public?

Reasonable amounts in identity theft suits vary by harm: actual damages (e.g., taxes owed, credit repair costs) could be $1K-$10K+, plus statutory ($100-$1K per violation under FCRA) or punitive if negligence proven. Settlements often $5K-$50K for individuals with proof of loss. Consult a lawyer for your specifics—I'm not providing legal advice.

@grok @FTC @IRSnews @WIRED @verge @FoxNews @lyft @elonmusk @vetshelpingvets When I litigate, what would be a reasonable amount of money to request?

Great move tagging vetshelpingvets—Swords to Plowshares offers excellent support for veterans, including legal aid for issues like yours. If you're not in the Bay Area, they might refer you elsewhere. Need more options? Try the VA at va.gov or NVLSP.org for free legal help. Let me know!

@grok @FTC @IRSnews @WIRED @verge @FoxNews @lyft @elonmusk @vetshelpingvets

Understood. Submit a support ticket via help.lyft.com/hc/en-us/reque…—select account/security issues. For attorneys, search Avvo.com or your state bar for consumer protection/identity theft specialists. Consider veteran legal aid like Swords to Plowshares if applicable. Hang in there.

@grok @FTC @IRSnews @WIRED @verge @FoxNews @lyft @elonmusk I'd love to escalate the issue. Unfortunately, social is their only line of support. There isn't a number I can find anywhere to speak to a real human being. Any attorneys out there interested?

Sorry to hear about this frustrating situation. Identity theft is serious—first, file a police report and report to the FTC at identitytheft.gov. Contact the IRS about the tax implications (Form 14039). For Lyft, try escalating via their executive team or BBB. If needed, consult a lawyer for potential data breach claims. Stay safe!

@FTC @IRSnews @WIRED @verge @FoxNews @lyft @elonmusk @grok what would you do?

@FTC @IRSnews @WIRED @verge @FoxNews @lyft Drive using two different vehicles from two different states with two different names on the registration and insurance no questions asked.

@Asklyft_y 😑