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Rejected Client Continues to Message Me--Will It Affect My Booking Score If I Ignore?

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kelli M.

Am I being too polite/flexible with booking?

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Debbie D.

Client requests booking with little notice?

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Walt G.

Had great conversation with the owner and she said she was ready to book the stay, yet she never confirmed, no showed, and let the request expire. Now my booking rate is effected. Why?

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Lynn S.

Pain Points ... ?

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Walt G.

Why do I have to choose one time for dog walking when we are open to anytime?

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Jill G.

How do I get paid if the dog stays an extra night?

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Amber C.

How do I book a stay?

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Kathleen D.

Do you think Rover will ever update bookings to include pick up and drop off times?

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Natalie H.

Any tips for new sitters? (Like how to get people to start booking you)?

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Michelle L.

Is this profile trustworthy or a scam?

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Toni D.

How do you handle when owners are stuck in another state because of storm? Charge more for the nights proceeding? Same rate?

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Buddy B.

Cost for watching multiple dogs?

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Amber C.

How do I create a stay for a new customer?

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Kathleen D.

How long do you wait until you assume the owner isn't going to book?

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Jean D. & Ray P.

Client hasn't booked stay that starts tomorrow?

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ArtGin P.

What is the best way to tell a pet owner that you don't feel their pet is a good fit for you and you don't want to book the stay?

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Walt G.

My profile says I have one "treat." What does that mean?

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Kathleen D.

Is Rover planning to add more robust booking functionality to the site? In particular, the ability for sitters to set check-in and out times?

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Rejected Client Continues to Message Me--Will It Affect My Booking Score If I Ignore?

Am I being too polite/flexible with booking?

Client requests booking with little notice?

Had great conversation with the owner and she said she was ready to book the stay, yet she never confirmed, no showed, and let the request expire. Now my booking rate is effected. Why?

Pain Points ... ?

Why do I have to choose one time for dog walking when we are open to anytime?

How do I get paid if the dog stays an extra night?

How do I book a stay?

Do you think Rover will ever update bookings to include pick up and drop off times?

Any tips for new sitters? (Like how to get people to start booking you)?

Is this profile trustworthy or a scam?

How do you handle when owners are stuck in another state because of storm? Charge more for the nights proceeding? Same rate?

Cost for watching multiple dogs?

How do I create a stay for a new customer?

How long do you wait until you assume the owner isn't going to book?

Client hasn't booked stay that starts tomorrow?

What is the best way to tell a pet owner that you don't feel their pet is a good fit for you and you don't want to book the stay?

My profile says I have one "treat." What does that mean?

Is Rover planning to add more robust booking functionality to the site? In particular, the ability for sitters to set check-in and out times?

How common is it to have clients not respond?

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