Are you XXXX?

[Silverobama]

I’ve thinking about driving Didi (like Uber) as a part-time job recently. Right here, before the passenger get on the car, the driver usually asks “Is the four last number of your phone XXXX ?” to confirm that it’s that person who has asked the car service.

Let’s say I’m going to drive Didi and is it natural to ask the customer “Are you 6688?" (Let’s say the last four number of his phone is 6688)

 

[emsr2d2]

Recently, I’ve been thinking about driving Didi (like Uber) starting to work part-time as a part-time job recently Didi driver (like Uber). Right Here, before the passenger gets on in the car, the driver usually asks “Is Are the four last number digits of your phone number XXXX?” to confirm that it’s that the person in has asked the car service who booked.

Let’s say I’m going to drive I start driving for/a Didi. and Is it natural to ask the customer “Are you 6688?"? (Let’s say the last four number digits of his phone number is are 6688.)

See my corrections above.

No, that's not a natural question. Stick with the current format of making it clear you're talking about digits from their phone number.