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| commented answer | Do you think RoverGo is being unfair to us? The best answer lol. Lots of people mentioning "who cares about RoverGo" but that's not the point, some of us do! If you are going to move you need to re-verify your status and house or downgrade to Standard Rover till that happens. |
| commented answer | Do you think RoverGo is being unfair to us? Karen and Walt, I agree it's not a big deal but my point was it's unfair to people who want to join and bypassed the requirements. Read Erica's comment for explanation. |
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| commented answer | Do you think RoverGo is being unfair to us? Well at first I was having trouble getting clients but now I don't want to join, I did just want to point out this for other users. If a client filters by roverGo users - only one person will show in my entire town because they moved here from somewhere else lol |
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| asked a question | Do you think RoverGo is being unfair to us? I've found that I'm at a real disadvantage that I cannot join the RoverGo program because I do not live in the Orlando/Miami area, but there is a sitter who lives right next to me who joined the program outside my area and then moved to my area where everyone is not eligible to join. I was told I need to live in that area and it was not enough to travel to a nearby city. Yet support clearly stated that you have to live there to join the program. "Thanks for reaching out to me about this issue. With the RoverGo you have to be living in the exact area to participate in it. So, until it is in your city, there is not a way to join. " It's less than a 30 minute drive from where I live... They get to show up at #1 on search results in an area where nobody else can. Doesn't this seem unfair to everyone else in that area? |
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| commented answer | Do I have to reply immediately to message when already booked? The only problem I have with that is when I already said "Can't wait to see him!" Then they say "Okay!" I'm hoping Deb A. is right lol |
| asked a question | Do I have to reply immediately to message when already booked? Example: "Okay great see you then!" It doesn't let me archive the message, but a reply also isn't neccessary. Does it not matter once they book? If it does matter, how do I deal with that. I do not want it to show on my profile that I'm not responding in time to messages when there's nothing to say. |
| answered a question | Are you charging for meet and greets? Maybe if you are the leading sitter in your area but even then I'd still say no. The reason being nobody really does that, it's like asking a company to pay you for coming in for a job interview. Both parties are paying with their time for a mutual relationship that is hopefully profitable to you. |
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